
How to use design thinking to enhance your HR strategies
Employing this five-step design thinking framework can help HR practitioners craft empathetic, innovative and aligned strategies.
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Employing this five-step design thinking framework can help HR practitioners craft empathetic, innovative and aligned strategies.

There’s far more to burnout than feeling tired. Burned out employees exhibit a range of symptoms which call for proactive management and sustainable work cultures.

Almost one in five employees are deemed “not proficient” in their roles, according to a recent report. Here’s how employers are responding to productivity barriers caused by skills gaps.

Here are the key capabilities leaders need to cultivate now in order to navigate the rapidly evolving future of work.

As workforce polarisation grows, how should leaders adapt their approach to fostering inclusive workplaces and aligning their teams?

Through its award-winning onboarding program, ASC was able to navigate a challenging period and foster a supportive environment for a huge crop of new recruits.

In an effort to improve retention among new starters, Tassal’s people and culture team developed a hands-on training and onboarding program with impressive results.

As our ways of working evolve, organisations are encountering new and unfamiliar psychosocial risks, including digital overload and tech-facilitated harassment. How can HR help keep these hazards in check?

From automated onboarding to personalised learning pathways, here’s how AI is helping HR practitioners create more supportive, dynamic and innovative workplaces.

To mark this year’s International HR Day, HRM spoke with HR leaders from four different countries about the pressing challenges they are facing and their strategies to navigate the current world of work.
4 – 6 August 2026 | BCEC Brisbane
Early bird pricing closes on the 30th of June
