Employee rights stories
A new Skillsoft study finds 70% of ANZ employees feel digital transformation is altering their roles, sparking fears of job replacement by technology.
Middle managers are often undervalued, but Hays argues they are crucial to an organisation's success through honest career development and empowerment.
NEXTDC has announced that it will be offering paid leave for victims of domestic violence, and urges other companies to do the same.
Boosting mental health support in workplaces is crucial, says Dr Tyler Amell of CoreHealth Technologies, outlining three proactive strategies for employers.
Smiths City Group had been refusing to pay employees for the 'optional' pre-work meeting for years, but has finally been called out in court.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's advice to women on seeking pay rises triggers backlash, sparking a global debate on gender equality in tech.
Team Bondi, behind the hit LA Noire, faces backlash as former Sydney staff demand credit for their work amidst allegations of harsh conditions.
Australian firms fail to effectively motivate staff with generic, annual recognition, demanding more timely, meaningful praise, new study reveals.
Mumba and RITEQ announce strategic partnership to offer integrated solutions to organisations in Australia and worldwide.
Air New Zealand has been named the most attractive employer in New Zealand for the third consecutive year by the 2019 Randstad Employer Brand Research.
Digital transformation in New Zealand is fuelling demand for tech professionals, as companies focus on customer experience and innovative digital projects.
While there are plenty of leadership programmes available for women, those programmes don't generally work on their own.