Why we don’t like exit interviews

by Anthony Sork on December 16, 2011

in Interviews

We don’t mean to be harsh here, but we really don’t like exit interviews. Read and discuss here →

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Dec 15, 2011 Flexibility

Teleworking: It’s about time . . .

by Leah Gibbs

After considerable debate, the U.S. Congress has finally approved the Telework Enhancement Act of 2010. 1 The Bill, which has passed both the House and the Senate, is now awaiting President Obama’s signature. Once that happens, federal agencies will be required to develop a policy that allows eligible employees to do at least some portion [...]

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Dec 14, 2011 Flexibility

70,000 mums want to work but can’t access childcare: how is this impacting your business?

by Jen Dalitz

News out today says that 70,000 Australian mums are locked out of the workforce solely because they cannot get affordable childcare.  Boy this makes me cranky. And it’s not just because I was up half the night showering and changing Master Almost-3 who’s had a recurring gastro for 3 weeks now.  This issue makes me [...]

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Dec 13, 2011 Education & Training

MBA leads to United Nations internship

by Leah Gibbs

Veronica Bainton’s drive to complete an MBA has led her to achieve her biggest career goal, an internship at the United Nations, New York headquarters.

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Dec 13, 2011 Industrial Relations

PayCheck Plus helps business with payroll

by Leah Gibbs

PayCheck Plus is our online application that helps you automatically calculate pay rates under modern awards including allowances, overtime and penalty rates.

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Dec 12, 2011 Coaching

Don’t rain on my parade

by Fiona Wainrit

We keep hearing talk about this “tropical summer” we’re having with the drastic change in weather and unusually high amount of rain for this time of year. I’ve noticed people feeling sick and run down, often blaming the (change in) weather as the catalyst.

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Dec 9, 2011 Job Search

How Do I Get A Job When I Have No Relevant Experience?

by Leah Gibbs

Dear Lifehacker, have no relevant experience in the field in which I want to work and am having a hard time constructing a coherent plan applying for jobs. How can I convince an employer to hire me? Sincerely, No Experience, No Job

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Dec 8, 2011 Job Search

How to Change Jobs

by Gordon Chen

As the New Year approaches it might be the right time to evaluate what you want out of your career. A job that you have been longing for that motivates and gets you out of bed each morning is something worth aspiring to.

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Dec 7, 2011 Time Management

21 Ways to Save Minutes Each Day

by Leah Gibbs

I have a confession to make: I’m obsessed with time. On my phone I track every minute of the day and how it is being used. I can even show you a spreadsheet with months of data where my time up to the minute.

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Dec 5, 2011 Management

Workplace Myths: 3 warnings before dismissal?

by Leah Gibbs

There is no specific requirement under legislation to give employees 3 warnings before going through a termination. However, employers should ensure they follow the law.

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Dec 2, 2011 Time Management

Do You Have A Productivity Dilemma?

by Leah Gibbs

First things first. You enjoy what you do…that’s apparent. That’s why you’re here. It’s not just your work you enjoy, it’s life in general. As a matter of fact, you’d love to be able to enjoy all of it more often – completely, even. That’s always the challenge. Without a doubt, you can’t have it [...]

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