Trusting the employees to do their job and do to the best of their potential while supporting others and themselves is still the most important focus to concentrate on...
Legal action arising out of performance management used to be confined to award and EBA-covered workers, but increasingly employers are facing claims from managers and more senior employees, according to employment lawyer Natalie Spark.
Companies that want to be recognised as employers of choice in years to come will need to have strong environmental credentials, says Academy Green chief executive Mark Raven.
Employers should provide bullying and harassment training to all staff, but managers' training should be different, says employment lawyer Shana Schreier-Joffe.
Managers that genuinely want women to succeed in their careers often hinder their progress without even realising it, says emberin CEO and gender diversity expert Maureen Frank.
What would happen at your organisation if you and an employee parted ways and they then decided one year, two years, three years later that they wanted to come back?
Employers often make the mistake of treating their workplace culture aspirations differently from their more concrete goals, says rogenSi director Jim Robertson.
Employers should focus on the needs of their business when hiring and developing staff, but individual workers will invariably influence the "shape" of their role over time, says Hewitt principal and head of HR consulting, Jason White.
Sexual harassment is "incredibly widespread" in the Australian workforce - but the majority of cases are preventable, says Learning Seat general manager Tim Legge.
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