Posts tagged "employees"

Beaufort Butchery owners Rohan and Barbara Quinton finally have some breathing room thanks to their new hire, brought on with the help of the Jobs Victoria fund.

These casual loading offset provisions reduce an employer's liability to pay permanent employment entitlements where a worker is mischaracterised.

Labor's Clare O'Neil says innovation and technology are key to economic growth, and immigration will only strengthen the sector.

Having trouble with employee retention? Here's how to identify and rid yourself of the parasite at the core of your troubles.

When it comes to recruitment and retention, a strong employer brand is one of your organisation's most important assets.

Addressing barriers to class-inclusion in the workplace could help teams work more effectively and deliver better customer service.

When hiring for a growing startup, it can be hard to choose the right person, so we asked Goterra's head of people to share her learnings.

Algorithmic management entrenches a power imbalance between management and worker, because algorithms are closely guarded secrets.

We hosted a webinar on Wednesday 22 April with Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell about the impacts of C…

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fair Work Commission has introduced a range of temporary variations to modern awards to create more flexibility for Australian employers and employees.

If your business is to survive the COVID-19 outbreak, you need to act now to protect your cashflow, negotiate with your landlords, and come up with new pricing and product ideas.

An independent contractor who demonstrated Tupperware products has had her claims of unlawful adverse action rejected because a court found she was a true independent contractor and not an employee.