Recruitment drive pushes demand for HR professionals
The continuing expansion of in-house HR and recruitment teams has helped boost the demand and salaries for HR professionals, according to the 2005 Hays salary survey. read more
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HR outsourcing deal leads to industrial stand-off
A warehousing company’s move to outsource its labour requirements could become a test case on the legal implications of HR outsourcing. read more
New moves on attraction and retention in Queensland
Queensland Government employers will find it easier to attract and retain employees, following a decision by the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission, and a review of recruitment procedures for all government departments. read more
Sales slump for HJ&B forces profit downgrade
A drop in sales over the past three months has forced HJ&B to revise full-year profit targets downwards by 20%. read more
State budget initiatives in Australia to widen blue-collar talent pool - NZ budget delivers income tax break for migrants
State budget initiatives announced last week in NSW, SA and Tasmania put in place measures to boost training and widen the candidate pool in the blue-collar sector. read more
NSW Government announces panel to advise on definition of "worker"
The NSW Government has established a new panel to make recommendations on the definition of a "worker" for workers compensation legislation. read more
RCSA supports proposed changes to NSW Workplace Fatalities Bill - concerns over high penalties
The RCSA supports many of the proposed changes to the NSW Workplace Fatalities Bill, but is concerned about the high penalties and potential imprisonment for first-time offenders - and how these might be applied to recruitment executives. read more
Recruitment news, May 27, 2005
ITCRA certification in demand, membership continues to grow; Working holiday visa extension for fruit pickers to start in November; and New US job board targets mature workers. read more
Howard Government announces radical shake-up of IR system
The Federal Government has announced details of its workplace relations reforms - in what will be one of the biggest shakeups of industrial law in Australia since federation. read more
Expert warns employers of rise in resume fraud
The incidence of resume fraud is rising significantly and over 40% of all resumes contain falsified information, according to screening expert, Sally Mooney. read more
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