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Sending an email afterhours may soon be illegal
Under the new right to disconnect legislation, an employee may refuse to monitor, read or respond to contact or attempted contact from their employer or a third party outside their working hours unless the refusal is unreasonable.
Should you test and tag mobile phone chargers?
Testing and tagging electrical equipment is a standard WHS procedure. Does this requirement extend to chargers for mobile phones and other hand-held devices?
Mindfulness – does it reduce stress?
Success in dealing with stress is the focus of a recent study looking into whether workplace mindfulness-based programs reduce stress and enhance well-being at work.
Tax time: invest in your people and yield returns
Siobhann Provost
Tell that 90+yo woman to stop bullying me
Mike Toten
Was bullying complaint mishandled?
A woman claimed she was forced to resign after her bullying and harassment complaints weren't resolved. The Fair Work Commission disagreed, finding her employer had followed a fair process.
New Bill aims to close gender pay gap
The government has introduced legislation that will allow the publication of gender pay gaps for individual employers with 100 or more workers, replacing current sectoral or industry-wide data.
Managing work risk and wellbeing in a digital world
Business leadership that promotes the health and wellbeing of employees in the digital workplace is the way forward in today’s working environment, according to a new study.
How to terminate during the probation period
A probation period allows an employer to assess whether someone is suitable for a role. But what if things don’t work out?