
Rethinking talent attraction and crafting employer brands that resonate
The final day of AHRI’s Convention covered everything from enhancing your employer brand strategy to adopting a digital-first mindset.
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The final day of AHRI’s Convention covered everything from enhancing your employer brand strategy to adopting a digital-first mindset.

How can we make work less paternalistic and more focused on treating employees as adults, humans and consumers? Day two of AHRI’s Convention and Exhibition took a deep dive into this topic.

To mark AHRI’s 80th anniversary, HRM looks back on how the HR profession has evolved over the past 80 years of work.

The next 12-18 months could bring about choppy waters in the Australian talent acquisition market, predicts adidas’s talent lead. Here are his tips for making your organisation stand out.

Will a return-to-office mandate damage your organisational culture? And what do you risk if you lean too heavily towards a compliance culture?

In order to create true organisational cohesion, you need your teams to practice co-elevation, says upcoming AHRI National Convention and Exhibition speaker Keith Ferrazzi.

Less than half of Australians trust the use of generative AI at work, finds research. What role does HR play in bringing this technology out of the shadows and helping organisations use it to their advantage?

Modern-day organisations require a combination of head and heart-based leadership, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson AM. The challenge is in knowing how to strike the right balance.

This landmark age discrimination case could set an important precedent for Australian employees.

Keith Ferrazzi says by embracing radical adaptability, high-return practices and crisis-agile responses, HR can help to introduce new and effective ways of working to boost innovation, productivity and business resilience.
