What Makes a Great Workplace!

With the recent release of the Best place to Work in Australia 2013 list by Business Review Weekly (BRW).  Here is an article published in the Chicago Times which lists 12 attributes that can help your business reach the top of the list. What Makes a Great Workplace? Chicago Daily Herald July 23, 2013 Creating […]

Five Things Mature Women Want

Here is a blog post found from our friends at SageCo, the original post can be found here Five Things Mature Women Want It’s International Women’s Day on Friday. And we particularly want to raise a toast to mature women. In our experience, Diversity Council Australia bears this out, mature women are a group who are […]

Top 5 Reasons for New Hire Failure

I’ve come across this article on recruiter.com, found it to be an interesting read and wanted to share it.  Here’s the link to the original article http://www.recruiter.com/i/top-5-reasons-for-new-hire-failure/ Top 5 Reasons for New Hire Failure An older but still very illuminating study by Leadership IQ has revealed the worrying statistic that apparently 46 percent of newly […]

Emotional Quotient (EQ) in Leadership Development

The other day, I had come across this fantastic article regarding how emotional intelligence plays a big factor on leadership within businesses.  Here is the article and the source From http://www.dtssydney.com/blog/emotional_quotient_%28eq%29_in_leadership_development Emotional Quotient (EQ) in Leadership Development 25thOct Becoming more emotionally intelligent is the implied goal of virtually all leadership training. Once introduced to emotional […]

How to Calculate the True Cost of Employee Onboarding

In this week’s breakfast presentation “Creating Essential Bonds with Your New Employees” By Anthony Sork from Sork HC, Anthony talks about HOW to calculate the true cost of employee onboarding How to calculate the true cost of employee onboarding Here’s a quick calculator to work out the true costs of employee onboarding. 1:  Add up the […]

Minimum Wage Increase!

Fair Work Australia (FWA) has released its 2012 Annual Wage Review decision and wage increases will take effect from the first pay period starting on or after 1 July 2012. The decision increases minimum weekly wages by 2.9% and this will apply to minimum wages for juniors, trainees and apprentices, employees with a disability and […]