‘The year of the raise?’: 95% of employers plan to increase salaries
More employers than ever intend to increase employee salaries in the next 12 months, despite turbulent market conditions
More employers than ever intend to increase employee salaries in the next 12 months, despite turbulent market conditions
This week in HR news, AI voice cloning has appeared, and it’s worrying people. Meanwhile, young workers are facing a ...
Our brains have not had time to evolve to cope with the digitally demanding world in which we live — so how can we ...
The government’s decision to raise the cut-off for the single parenting payment from eight years to 14 years announced ...
Firms looking to reduce their education budgets should re-evaluate as training staff will help organisations overcome ...
Workplace fires are more common than you think. In 2019, Australia saw a total of 5,059 claims for fire damage to ...
Reforms aimed at setting minimum standards for the gig economy will have dire ramifications for the construction sector, ...
There is a significant disconnect between HR leaders and other employees when it comes to how they view the ...
This week in HR news, COVID-19 is still affecting the workplace, but it’s not all bad. Also, four-day working weeks are ...
Ninety-two per cent of bosses are prepared to take significant measures in order to cope with rising operating costs in ...
Of all the mantras used to guide business development and growth, one of the most popular is “improving productivity”
The labour market remains very tight after job advertising headed back towards record levels in April, with employers ...
Everyday news carries stories of interest rate hikes, cost-of-living pressures and so on. So, when someone is injured ...