The Productivity Commission is seeking feedback on the merits of restricting the use of labour hire and agency contractors in aged care, with the RCSA deeming the "redundant" inquiry a waste of money. read more
In the wake of the recent High Court contractor rulings, a lawyer says it's critical to assess existing arrangements and tweak some 'typical' language that could now be problematic. read more
Recruitment leaders don't yet appear too worried about 'same job same pay' proposals, but these could have major ramifications for the staffing sector, a lawyer warns. read more
After an exhausting 2021 filled with people issues, what new and evolving HR challenges can recruitment leaders expect to face next? Watch this webcast to find out. read more
Yesterday's High Court rulings on contractor/employee disputes will be good for business certainty and employment, but they highlight where organisations must pay particular attention to service agreements. read more
It was "impossible to conclude" that an on-hire worker was a contractor rather than an employee, the High Court has found in one of two rulings with important ramifications for all employers and staffing providers. read more
With more employers requesting only vaccinated candidates, recruiters must have very thorough conversations with clients about their requirements, and ensure all policies are communicated clearly to on-hire workers, specialists warn. read more
A dedicated injury management specialist is boosting Whizdom's contractor retention and getting people back to work faster, while its commission-free remuneration scheme is proving a big drawcard for customers, says MD John McCluskey. read more
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