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Nicknames at work: fostering inclusion or risking exclusion?
Nicknames can foster a sense of belonging but also risk exclusion if not thoughtfully chosen. HR professionals should consider inclusivity, company culture, and employee preferences to ensure nicknames positively impact team morale and reflect shared values.
Miscommunication or Dismissal? Clarifying Employee Resignation
The case shows how risky it can be to rely on assumptions instead of clear communication.
Flexible Work Requests: The High Cost of Skipping a Step
An employer’s refusal of a flexible work request seemed justified, until the Fair Work Commission found a critical procedural requirement had been overlooked. The outcome offers a powerful reminder for all employers.
Can a business move an injured employee into a different role?
When an injured worker is struggling with their current duties, can you reassign them to support their recovery? This article explores your options under workers’ compensation and return-to-work obligations
Free webcast: 23 key tasks for HR in 2023
Kick off your 2023 HR strategy by joining this free webcast. It will provide clarity and direction on what you need to focus on in the year ahead.
Working Smarter
Work smarter not harder with advice on communication, planning, productivity and project management.
Exploring the ‘Balance of Probabilities’ in Workplace Investigations
Understand the importance of the "balance of probabilities" standard and the Briginshaw Principle in workplace investigations, and how these concepts ensure fair and thorough evaluation of evidence in serious allegations.
5 Essential Skills for Successful Tender Coordination
New to tender coordination? Dive into these 5 key skills that will help you lead your team to success.
Social media: get it right
Social media can be an excellent marketing tool for businesses. We talk to an expert and two business owners about how to get the best results.
Being told “no more work” = dismissal
When an employer told an employee there was "no more work," it led to a Fair Work Commission ruling that the employee had been dismissed, despite the employer's claims to the contrary.