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Making informed HR choices: MyHR vs. HR consultants

Effective human resources management is the backbone of organisational success. It helps ensure you’re complying with all workplace laws and employment standards and ensures you manage your

Deceitful payroll practices cost dumpling chain over $4 million

The Fair Work Ombudsman is warning businesses that they face serious consequences if they deliberately underpay employee wages.

Having difficult conversations at work

In our working lives, we all have times when we’re faced with difficult situations and conversations that we’d rather not have.

The crucial role of HR in the NDIS industry

Providing support services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a complex and demanding environment, and the role of Human Resources (HR) has become more critical than ever to

Opinion hour: Shining a light on the gender pay gap

Last week, the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) published its first ever gender pay gap data for companies with more than 100 employees, and the numbers aren’t pretty.

Your guide to casual conversion under the NES

In September 2021, changes to the Fair Work Act required certain employers to review and offer casual employees conversion to permanent employment under the National Employment Standards (NES).

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Employment law changes: Closing more loopholes

The second of the Labor government’s Closing Loopholes Acts has passed, ushering in a raft of changes to employment and industrial relations laws.

5 practical tips for SMEs to reduce financial stress in 2024

You’re not alone if you feel like your business is sailing close to the wind financially. This is the time of year – with short months and summer holidays – when cash flow can be a real issue.

Setting yourself up for success in 2024

The new year is often a time of reflection, stock-taking, and goal setting, especially as many organisations shut down for a couple of weeks over the festive season, slowing down the pace of life and

Employment law: Ciao 2023… Here comes 2024

It’s been a busy year for workplace and industrial relations. We’ve had numerous changes to employment law under Anthony Albanese’s Labor government, and there are plenty more scheduled for 2024.