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Unlocking Women's Potential

Past Event | 29 July 2024

How can you manage your employees during a natural disaster?

Navigate workforce challenges during crises with our guide on stand-downs, work-from-home options, safety, and payroll flexibility, ensuring compliance and employee support.

Closing Loopholes: Fixed Term Contract Changes Increase Business Complexity

Learn how these changes affect business flexibility and workforce management.

Wage subsidy boost for group training organisations

Apprentices and trainees are vital for our ongoing economic growth and building a sustainable future workforce.

What are the jobs of tomorrow?

What knowledge and skills will be required for tomorrow’s workforce and workplace?

How to become an employer of choice

. Zaklina Craig Executive Director, People, Culture & Workplace | Business NSW Zaklina Craig is the Executive Director, People, Culture & Workplace at Business NSW and understands like no other how businesses can attract the right talent – and how to keep them on board.

Exclusive Workplace Webinars

Explore webinars designed to help you become a better employer, navigate complex workplace issues, and stay compliant with your legal obligations.

10 Essential Steps for an Effective Team Offsite

Planning a team offsite? Discover 10 key steps to foster trust, align on goals, and inspire your team in a meaningful setting. From creating a focused agenda to encouraging team involvement, this guide provides actionable insights to make your next offsite a memorable and productive experience. Read on to ensure your team offsite leaves a lasting impact.

How to attract and retain Gen Z talent

As Gen Z workers begin to enter the workforce in significant numbers, businesses are facing a new challenge: how to attract, engage, and retain these young workers.

Is there a future for permanent roles?

Ongoing casualisation of the workforce and the impact of the coronavirus crisis may mean full-time, permanent jobs are in short supply in 2021, and beyond.