Workplace Relations

Workplace Relations Blog

Toxic culture in the workplace
03 Apr, 2024
Here, we explore the causes of toxic behaviour in the workplace, including toxic leadership, toxic social norms, and poor work design.
Will transparency help reduce the gender pay gap
19 Mar, 2024
In this article, we discuss changes to the WGEA Report following its recent update, the key learnings, and the report's long-term implications.
28 Feb, 2024
While the “Right to Disconnect” in the Closing Loopholes No.2 Bill has been a focus, the most significant change is the shakeup of the operation of casual employment.
Labour Hire Licence Cancelled
29 Nov, 2023
Recent data released by the Victorian Labour Hire Authority highlights the importance of engaging reputable labour hire companies.
10 Nov, 2023
Most agree diversity and inclusion are good for business. Here we discuss how businesses can benefit through attracting and retaining staff and improving productivity.
employee at desk not motivated
27 Oct, 2023
For those of us who thought quiet quitting was a ‘last year’ phenomenon, it seems we were wrong. Here we discuss key reasons for quiet quitting and the challenges for employers.
a boat circling to create an image that looks like closing a loopholes bill
26 Oct, 2023
The Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill 2023 is poised to usher in a new era for the Australian employment landscape. Here is an overview of the key changes and their implications.
Labour hire decision, workplace relations
27 Sep, 2023
Two recent cases have highlighted the importance of working collaboratively with labour hire providers when making decisions that affect their on-hired workers.
29 Aug, 2023
The Professional Employees Award - covering engineers, scientists, medical researchers, and employees in information technology, quality auditing and telecommunications services - is about to change. Are you on top of the changes?
Graphic of a businessman using a telescope atop a mountain.
15 Aug, 2023
The project investment pipeline, skill shortages and competitive salaries suggest engineering and technical professions remain a good career choice for Australians.
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