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 NBN on recruitment drive
5:49pm Thursday 11 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader The National Broadband Network (NBN) is currently on a recruitment drive as it seeks to triple its headcount from 100 to 300 by the middle of 2010, however, recruitment experts have warned that a shortage of skilled IT professionals could hamper the project | View Full Article  |
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Former employee taking on Freehills
5:46pm Thursday 11 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader Freehills has rejected claims that former lawyer Nicole Stransky suffered age discrimination and bullying during her two-year stint at the firm from 2006. | View Full Article |
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Avoid the pain by banishing bullying
5:44pm Thursday 11 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader Banishing bullying from the workplace can save a company thousands in workers’ compensation claims. John Stanton provides tips for HR to safeguard their company against bullying claims | View Full Article |
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Diversity: far from female only
5:39pm Thursday 11 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader Workforce diversity must go farther than just hiring and promoting women, writes Angela Priestley | View Full Article |
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Where quirky meets corporate – St.George meets Westpac
5:36pm Thursday 11 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader Combining the quirky culture of St.George Bank with the corporate culture of Westpac was a challenging task for the merging banks. Sarah O’Carroll goes behind the scenes of the biggest merger in Australian history to determine some of the HR lessons one year on | View Full Article |
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NOPSA on WA OHS skills hunt
2:57pm Friday 05 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader The National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority is on the hunt for several qualified senior engineers for OHS inspector roles in Western Australia. | View Full Article |
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NOPSA pins gas leaks on ‘design flaws’
2:54pm Friday 05 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader The National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority says that the top cause of gas leaks on offshore rigs are design flaws. | View Full Article |
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Comcare defeats “fabricated” injury claim
2:52pm Friday 05 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has rejected an appeal launched by a former Centrelink worker who had claimed ongoing injuries and depression stemmed from a fall she had at the welfare agency. | View Full Article |
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Repeat crushed hands lead to $40k fine
2:49pm Friday 05 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader A Western Australian hay bailing company has been fined $40,000 after an employee’s hand was crushed in a bail cutter. | View Full Article |
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Workcover NSW to ‘friend’ you
2:45pm Friday 05 March 2010 - Human Resources Leader WorkCover NSW has launched its own Facebook page as part of a strategy to reach out to a broader audience. | View Full Article |
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