Break the "corporate police officer" stereotype
Organisations that don't engage HR as a strategic partner in their growth and development risk harming their business objectives and profit, new research shows. » more »
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Webcast: Getting ready for SuperStream
Is your organisation ready for the SuperStream reforms and new data requirements? In this webcast, the ATO's Philip Hind spells out all the changes and how to prepare for them. » more »
Teams need to hear the "why" before the "what"
Clarity of purpose, the freedom to have robust conversations, and accountability form the DNA of high-performing teams, according to consultancy Proteus Leadership. » more »
First stop-bullying order bans bully from texting colleague
The Fair Work Commission has issued its first substantive orders under the new anti-bullying regime, limiting contact between two workers except in emergency circumstances. » more »
Cross-border employers caught out by Fair Work Act
Organisations with overseas ownership, and those that send employees to work in other countries, often get caught out by employment laws for failing to provide the correct entitlements, according to employment lawyer Rick Catanzariti. » more »
The dangers of superficial team harmony
Teams that look great on the surface often have underlying issues that prevent them from high performance, says HR Daily Community blogger Garie Dooley. » more »
Be clear about performance pay, but not too transparent
There are some notable opponents to the overuse of financial incentives at work, but according to reward expert Jairus Ashworth, the business case for pay-for-performance schemes is clear. » more »
The more the merrier - how sharing food at work can support diversity
It's one of the most successfully tested tools for fostering and promoting cultural diversity, and philanthropist Peter Scanlon says HR should use it to break down barriers in the workplace. » more »
Learn from Google and Facebook, and 'scale up' pockets of excellence
Most HR departments are considered administrative rather than instrumental in their organisation's success, but lessons can be learned from companies the world over in how to demonstrate more value, according to Stanford University Professor of Organisational Behaviour, Huggy Rao. » more »
Know your rights when union officials seek entry
The laws that govern a union's right to enter a workplace have been around for years now, but many employers are still shocked and confused about what to do when a union official arrives at the door, according to employment lawyer Mark Branagan. » more »
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