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Kace O'Neill

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Kace O'Neill is a Graduate Journalist for HR Leader. Kace studied Media Communications and Maori studies at the University of Otago, he has a passion for sports and storytelling.

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Passive communicators don’t lack courage, they lack support

Is passive communication something we choose to do? Is it from a lack of confidence? Passive communication can arise fro...Read More

Hybrid working conditions create a healthy balance for women

The widespread adoption of hybrid working is reportedly giving women more opportunities to flourish as their work/life b...Read More

Aggressive or assertive communication: What’s the difference?

Different communication styles in the workplace can create conflict between colleagues. Understanding the difference bet...Read More

Why a dynamic team environment is needed to negate psychosocial risks ...

Psychosocial risks in the workplace can be a hazard for a team environment, but there are a number of strategies to null...Read More

WGEA gender pay gap reporting will hold leaders accountable

The Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s (WGEA) recent publishing of company gender pay gaps may operate as a forcing fu...Read More

The role of AI in the future of business

Crucial decisions for businesses happen every day; in the near future, however, artificial intelligence could be pushed ...Read More

Turning legislative changes into a competitive business advantage

Recent changes to workplace law offer a unique chance for businesses to gain some momentum and turn it into a business a...Read More

Leaders must help themselves before they can help their employees

Sometimes, leaders tend to neglect their own wellbeing to uplift that of their employees. This process can prove to have...Read More

Data shows a big boom in temporary contracts

Temporary contracts are on the rise, with organisations showing more caution in their recruitment approach. Read More

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