Mobile phones are increasingly used for both personal and work reasons—checking email, accessing documents and spreadsheets and performing various online tasks. By 2015, 80 percent of people accessing the Internet will... Read more »
It’s not magic; throughout history, those with the greatest resources won the battles through better planning and execution. It’s the same today with Big Data. In this ever-changing world, those with data... Read more »
Recently, I’ve noticed a few people I highly respect getting caught up in a fallacy being perpetrated by a handful of HR technology vendors. In their marketing, these vendors coined the... Read more »
Companies that want to employ people on zero hours contracts could face a hike in the minimum wage rate, the...
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Fatalities in the workplace are a challenge for HR and the stakes are high with the potential for criminal charges,...
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If employees aren’t working out, managers can be impatient to move them out of the organisation. How can HR strike...

The ban on certain agency staff in the NHS, which was due to come into force on 1 April, has...
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Generous leave entitlements and a unique legal framework characterise Australian employment law. Qian Mou highlights 10 interesting aspects of workplaces...
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Does the recent spate of employment status cases have implications for all employers, or just for the gig economy sector?...
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