As disruption accelerates, traditional career paths and static job frameworks are giving way to agile, skills-first strategies. Speakers at day two of AHRI’s National Convention and Exhibition share how HR are championing the evolution of workforce development.
At AHRI’s 2025 National Convention and Exhibition, leading change expert Richard Gerver offered advice for HR leaders to shift their focus from systems and structures to the human dynamics that shape change.
How can HR practitioners move beyond outdated narratives about work and create space for new ones to emerge? Speakers at day one of AHRI’s National Convention and Exhibition share their perspectives.
A recent Federal Court decision has delivered the highest general damages ever awarded in an Australian sexual harassment case. This case illustrates the importance of taking proactive measures to prevent harassment from taking place.
New data suggests employers could be in for a swathe of resignations in the latter half of 2025. Here’s how HR can help businesses intervene before it’s too late.
What if a flexible work request is based on preference rather than a genuine need? A recent FWC case offers important lessons for employers on balancing legal obligations, business needs and employee expectations.
Defendants in bullying and harassment cases sometimes claim their behaviour was simply reflective of their workplace culture. But how much weight does this defence carry in the eyes of the law?
You don’t need an MBA to speak the language of the boardroom. Use this glossary to decode key business terms and reframe your work in a language that resonates with the C-suite.
From building your case in advance to avoiding the trap of false politeness, use these strategies to help you engage in constructive dissent at the executive level.
An effective HR business partner can boost performance by up to 22 per cent. How can HRBPs maximise their impact and bridge the gap between HR strategies and broader business goals?
