Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
Up to $45 million will go to extending scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
AI protections proposed
The Federal Government has outlined new “guardrails” for businesses’ use of AI.
Consumers' tech trust measured
Despite being keen for new retail technologies, Australian consumers appear to fear and mistrust them.
First Nations trade celebrated
A new report shows the growing international success of First Nations trade and tourism businesses.
Local rules for state buys
NSW is shaking up its $42 billion procurement system, demanding agencies prioritise local businesses or explain why not.
Union slams census switch
The CPSU says significant parts of the community will not be recognised in the upcoming census.
Injuries ignored by "tough" tradies
Young Australian tradies are ‘toughening up’ at the cost of their health, experts say.
Court reviewers appointed
A new review will assess the effectiveness of Australia’s Family Court system.
Jail time for ATO bribe
A Sydney businessman has been jailed for bribing an ATO official to slash millions off his tax bill.
Land council budget held back
An Aboriginal land council’s budget has been frozen amid governance concerns.
Remote turnover assessed
Experts have reviewed the extreme staff turnover in remote health services.
Comyn attacks Greens tax
Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn has slammed the Greens' proposed profit tax as “insidious populism”.
Micro-courses backed
The government has announced over $10.7 million in funding for microcredential courses in critical fields.
Visa cap causes concern
The Albanese Government’s cap on international student numbers has drawn backlash from universities and academics.
AFP takes action on pay
AFP Officers have escalated their industrial action with walk-offs at airports.