Put simply, the culture of a company is the sum of the behaviours of all its people (Michael Kouly). Our workplace culture gives us a sense of identity, ensures we attract and retain the right people, and gives us a deeper sense of connection. ...
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Ho Ho Ho – without the Oh Oh!
It’s that time of year again where everyone is preparing to wind down for the silly season. But let’s be real … no-one is actually ‘winding down’. The seasons don’t stop turning in the horticulture and agriculture industries; the building trades...
Managing Employee Complaints
At some point you may be faced with a complaint from an employee regarding the behaviour of another employee. While dealing with a complaint may seem relatively straightforward on paper, putting it into practice can be harder than it seems. A...
Our Vision, Our Space
Our vision is to achieve mastery in our space by having a position on all things people, leadership, strategy. It is a vision for a reason - a vision is a goal or an aspiration, it is not your current state. We are not so egotistical as to think...
Gender Equality – will enforcement and quotas really work?
- Naomi Wilson writes... The QLD Government recently released their latest research into gender equality. It is packed with statistics relevant to both the workplace and home life. To be honest, I find the ones about home life and in particular,...
Values – hire, fire and live by them
Do you have values in your business that are so fundamental that you are willing to hire by them, fire by them, and take a financial hit to live by them? If not - you should. Values are the core beliefs that guide decisions, attitudes, and...
Post JobKeeper – do you have a plan?
JobKeeper 2.0 will come to a finish at the end of March 2021. And with it, the Job Keeper Enabling Directions that eligible employees could make under the legislative changes that Fair Work released during Covid-19 will also cease. Business who...
Would you enthusiastically rehire everyone on your team?
What a powerful question right?!? No matter which employer we've asked this question of, it never fails to get a similar reaction. There is the intake of breath to give a quick answer ... then a pause and look of puzzlement ... you can almost hear...
Casual Employers – Does this scenario sit a little too close to home?
A small retail business (let's call them Sales Galore) has had a casual employee (let's call him Johnny) for 18 months doing semi-regular hours - around 18 hours per week on average. Over that time Johnny has been paid the 25% casual loading. For a...
Casual Double Dipping – The Teammate’s Perspective
Employers around Australia have been trying to understand what the latest casual employment case means with a very real possibility of casuals being able to 'double dip'. But what are employees saying about this? How are fulltime and part-time...
Abuse of casual employment engagements – The minority pushing the many
Yes, there are some businesses who may abuse the notion of 'casual' engagement; but does the recent Workpac v Rossato case mean that it is now the majority of well-meaning businesses that are going to be punished because of that minority? The...
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