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CEOs and CIOs are again among the skilled occupations eligible for visas with a permanent residency pathway, addressing a "key oversight" in earlier changes to the overseas worker regime.

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Individual coaching has seen "exponential growth" in the past two decades, while team coaching is just at the start of a similar curve, a specialist predicts.

The Fair Work Commission has made a "rare and unusual" decision to award an employer indemnity costs after a worker lodged a general protections claim that was "doomed to fail".

Similarity bias is "pretty hard-wired in our brains" but, if unaddressed, can lead to narrow-minded teams, breed silo mentality, and stifle innovation, HR Daily Community member David Klaasen says.

A young employee who was s-xually harassed by his manager and trainer, then sacked after complaining, has been awarded $30k in damages.

The Federal Government's consideration of a bounty-style reward for whistleblowers could undermine employers' existing processes, according to a workplace lawyer. Meanwhile, workplace law changes start Saturday, FWO action is improving business compliance, and more.

An employer discriminated against an employee by repeatedly challenging whether her "extremely personal" gynaecological condition was legitimate, the Federal Court has found.

Sydney is seeing strong demand for mid-level HR generalists, while HR business partners are highly sought in Melbourne and Adelaide, specialist recruiters say. Read about these trends and more in this update.