About - Human Resources Leader
Human Resources magazine is Australia's leading publication for the HR profession. Human Resources is the country's largest and most authoritative source of news, analysis and insightful opinion from leading industry figures. Human Resources has won HR professionals' respect for its practical but hard-hitting independent editorial platform, and features regular articles on HR strategy, attraction & retention, technology, employment law, leadership and interviews with industry gurus. For more information please visit http://www.humanresourcesmagazine.com.au/| Previous Next |  |
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Finding competent staff is top challenge
12:08pm Thursday 05 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader The number one challenge facing Australian businesses continues to be the search for competent staff, an industry survey has found. The PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Private Business Barometer found that for the second consecutive barometer, sourcing talent was the top issue facing employers, in light of predicted growth throughout the country. | View Full Article Email Article |
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‘Humiliated‘ aircraft engineer awarded $85K
12:07pm Thursday 05 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader An Indonesian aircraft worker has received $85,000 in compensation after his employer was found guilty of breaching adverse action provisions in the Fair Work Act. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Line Managers: Key to Talent Management Success
12:03pm Thursday 05 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader Even the best designed and most progressive talent management programs can fail without the proper support from line managers, writes Sasha Pustovit | View Full Article Email Article |
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“Daddy, what’s a job?” – The future of employment
11:48am Thursday 05 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader In the future, people will work “stints” rather than “jobs”, writes Glen Hiemstra | View Full Article Email Article |
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Fairfax journalists set to strike over job cuts
4:13pm Wednesday 04 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader Employees at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age are considering strike action after the management group at Fairfax Media announced plans to scrap the role of the in-house sub-editor across the news, sport and business sections of the newspapers. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Vocational training system must improve: Skills Australia
3:52pm Wednesday 04 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) system must undergo sweeping changes or risk damaging the country’s future growth and prosperity, a landmark study has found. | View Full Article Email Article |
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VET overhaul needed to tackle skills gap
3:52pm Wednesday 04 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) system must undergo sweeping changes or risk damaging the country’s future growth and prosperity, a landmark study has found. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Swan: Budget to create 50,000 jobs
6:10pm Tuesday 03 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader This upcoming Federal Budget will forecast an extra half a million jobs within the next two years, according to The Treasurer, Wayne Swan. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Budget to create 500,000 jobs: Swan
6:10pm Tuesday 03 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader This upcoming Federal Budget will forecast an extra half a million jobs within the next two years, according to The Treasurer, Wayne Swan. | View Full Article Email Article |
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Robots to squeeze out semi-skilled workers
6:05pm Tuesday 03 May 2011 - Human Resources Leader Increasing numbers of robots and automated machines or services will force semi-skilled jobs out of the workplace according to recruitment experts, Hays. | View Full Article Email Article |
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