Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
A review has found the ATO’s debt collection processes are not a “cash grab”.
DHS probes its own decision
The Department of Home Affairs is investigating the $423 million contract awarded to the little-known Paladin Group.
Feds ignore mortgage call
The Federal Government has backed away from a banking royal commission's recommendation on mortgage commissions.
Students take up climate fight
Thousands of students have walked out of classrooms today to demand action on climate change.
Fire report finds female issues
A report on equality in SA fire services has revealed bullying and harassment of female officers.
Google maps trendy spread
Researchers are using Google Street View to track gentrification of cities.
Title fight has wide implications
The High Court has ruled on a native title case considered one of the biggest since Mabo.
WA allows limited feeding
Breastfeeding will soon be allowed in WA Parliament, but not bottle-feeding.
RBA makes climate warning
The Reserve Bank says it will have to account for climate change when setting interest rates.
Investors slam emissions policy
A massive investor group has warned that the Federal Government’s emissions policy is unlikely to be much help.
John Holland faces OHS case
Construction company John Holland and two contractors are facing federal work health and safety charges.
New links to expand Vic. mining
A new partnership has been formed to encourage more women to join the mining industry.
Visa eased for farm boost
Visa rules are being relaxed so farmers can more easily hire skilled workers.
Nats want 'big stick' vote
There could soon be a vote on the federal government's proposed “big stick” energy laws.
Per capita figures slip
Australia is in a per capita recession, with negative growth on that basis for the past two quarters.
Push for science prize equality
The Women in STEM Ambassador is calling for greater diversity in nominations for the PM's science award.
Austrade urged to work with councils
A parliamentary committee wants councils to help attract trade and investment to regional Australia.
Guthrie gets settlement
The ABC's former managing director, Michelle Guthrie, has secured an out-of-court settlement in return for ending legal action for wrongful dismissal.
Lawyers push for aid funding
Lawyers want an extra $310 million a year to close “critical gaps” in the legal aid system.