About - Human Capital Magazine
Each month HCA examines the issues that are at the forefront of today' people strategies and analyses the thinking of those who are at the cutting edge of the industry. The issues are timely and relevant, tailored to the needs of its high level readership.Each issue includes dedicated features highlighting and analysing the most challenging people issues and the strategies employed to achieve corporate goals. We will also look at the people who have had the biggest impact on the Australian industry, drawing from their experience and understanding their philosophies. For more information visit http://www.hcamag.com/
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 Frontline Intelligence: Instep - Business acumen here to stay
11:00am Friday 03 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine What do business leaders expect from their HR function? Kate Henderson outlines what skills early HR career professionals need to work on to stay ahead of the pack. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Recruitment of international graduates on the rise
11:00am Thursday 02 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine Employer demand for international graduates in 2011 increased to levels not seen since before the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, according to a new report. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Induction Part II: Horses for courses
11:00am Thursday 02 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine A common shortcoming of many induction or ‘on-boarding’ programs is a failure by HR to adequately tailor the process to meet the needs of the wide variety of circumstances from which new candidates have come. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Landmark decision means employers must implement pay increase for 150,000 workers
11:00am Thursday 02 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine Fair Work Australia (FWA) announced yesterday that private-sector employers in the social and community services (SACS) industry will be hit with a wage increase requirement ranging from 19% to 41% to be phased in over the next eight years via the industry modern award. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Contractor tax obligations
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine As Sue Williamson explains, the cost of getting the classification of contractors wrong is high and anyone with contractors on their books needs to make sure that they have been correctly classified for tax, superannuation and fair work purposes. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Frontline Intelligence: Legal - The politics of adverse action
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine Peter Doughman outlines why recent developments in the Barclay case are a cause for concern for employers. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Scope, scale and reach: HR in the driver’s seat at Spotless
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine With career experience in complex and often challenging work environments, this month’s profiled HR professional firmly dispels the notion that ‘anyone can do HR’ | View Full Article Email Article |
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Induction programs Part I: Have you got a good one?
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine If you’ve used the expression “you will be expected to hit the ground running” in your job advertisements, chances are your induction program consists of a quick office tour. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Job-seekers turned off by lengthy recruitment process
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine More than three quarters of prospective employees are turned off a job/employer by a long recruitment process, according to a recent survey. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Silicon Valley firms sued over “no-poaching” pact
11:00am Wednesday 01 February 2012 - Human Capital Magazine The world’s biggest tech companies including Google and Apple are being called to account by former employees over alleged “no poaching” deals – an indication of the extreme measures top-tier firms take to retain their key talent. | View Full Article Email Article |
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