Tag: Australia

Unemployment rate in Australia falls, so does labour participation rate

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the net employment in Australia went up by only 6,700 in September from what it was...

Woman loses job after remote work monitoring reveals poor performance

 After dedicating 18 years to her job, an Australian woman faced job loss. Her company employed technology to observe how she worked from home....

Job fair to ensure overseas jobs for Meghalaya’s nurses

There is hope for the innumerable qualified but unemployed nurses in Meghalaya. The Government of Meghalaya and the Ministry of Labour are planning to...

Australia’s Telstra to cut 500 jobs amid digitisation shift

Telstra, a telecommunications giant in Australia, has recently revealed its plans to downsize its workforce, resulting in the elimination of approximately 500 jobs. This...

10% of Australian workforce laid off: Meta

In the recent wave of layoffs at Meta, approximately 10 per cent of its Australian workforce has been affected, aligning with the company's global...

Employee rejects work-from-home offer, sues employer

When he was told that he would not receive redundancy pay if he failed to work from home, an Australian employee working as a...

Which countries pay their truck drivers the most?

These are the top 10 nations that pay its drivers the highest wages. Every nation needs people in the trucking industry. Trucks can deliver...

Unilever to start 4-day work week trial in Australia

The employees of Unilever in Australia will soon be part of a trial to study the effectiveness of a four-day work week. Starting 14 November...

Apple staff reject pay deal in Australia, to continue strike

Earlier in October 2022, employees of Apple with support from a union got together to strike against the lack of progress on wage negotiations....

Australian PM to focus on jobs & workplace reforms

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed his intentions to focus on jobs and workplace reform in the country. Marking the 100th day of...

Aussie company takes team on all-expenses-paid holiday to Bali

Employees at Sydney-based marketing firm, Soup Agency, were met with a very pleasant surprise when their employer revealed to them that they would get...

Employment drops in Australia, but rises in Canada in April

In Australia, companies cut jobs in April, a month after the Australian government’s wage subsidy came to an end. However, unemployment rate also dipped...

Australian firm resents employee spending too much time in the loo

A firm in Australia has sought advice on Reddit, the social news aggregation and discussion platform, on dealing with an employee who spends too...

Unemployment in Australia drops to one-year low

Data reveals that unemployment in Australia has dropped to a one-year low, and the number of people in jobs has exceeded pre-pandemic levels. This...

Australian job market shows resilience, employment rises yet again

The Australian job market is continuing steadily on the path of recovery, reporting a fourth month of increase in employment in January. Rate of...

Australia, Spain, Britain to focus on ways to create jobs

The pandemic has led to an economic slump in countries across the globe. Governments worldwide are thinking of ways to tackle rising unemployment and...

Esprit to slash 1200 jobs, close 50 stores in Germany

Esprit has announced its decision to lay off 1200 employees, which means, 20 per cent of its workforce. The international fashion house will be...

Australia to roll out $80 billion jobs-rescue plan

Close on the heels of the Australian prime minister announcing a string of economic measures to help save the jobs of workers, including free...

Australian PM announces wage subsidy plan

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a $130 billion JobKeeper payment plan for those affected by the pandemic. The plan will provide wage...

Coles to repay underpaid managers, will shell out $20 million

Coles will be shelling out a whopping $20 million in repayments to its managers, who were being underpaid for the last six years. The...

Wipro is top employer in Australia: Survey

According to an HR best practices survey, Indian information technology (IT) company, Wipro, has been ranked the No. 1 employer in Australia for 2020. The...

Infosys will hire 18,000 freshers from the campuses

The 229,000 strong workforce at Infosys, the technology company, will soon see an addition of 18000 freshers. The Indian software exporter will be hiring...

Australia all for skill engagement with India

Australia is eager to collaborate and work closely with industry, the training sector and government, to explore innovative and creative ways to realise the potential for increased skills partnership.

SMEs should be cautious while using AI for L&D

As small and medium enterprises (SMEs) increasingly embrace artificial intelligence (AI) for learning and development initiatives, it becomes imperative to carefully navigate the landscape...

What’re the HR software for small businesses, SMEs and startups?

Human resources (HR) software have come to be indispensable tools for businesses of all sizes, including small businesses, SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) and...

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Future of talent acquisition in the age of generative AI

If you've been feeling a bit overwhelmed by the buzz surrounding generative AI, you're not alone. Let us face it, our industry is evolving,...

Innovation in insurance recruitment: Tata AIA’s journey towards high volume, top talent acquisition

Tata AIA Life is a joint venture between Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd and AIA Group. The venture merges Tata's leadership in India with AIA's...

Nio plans more job cuts for more efficiency, cost saving

Nio Inc., a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, is considering additional job cuts following its recent announcement of a 10 per cent workforce reduction...

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Improved teacher recruitment/training need of the hour: Report

Does India lack schools? May be not, but it does lack quality teachers, which is probably why the gross enrolment ratio or GER is...

Jharkhand businesses challenge 75% local hiring law 

Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Jharkhand are preparing to challenge the Jharkhand State Employment for Local Candidates Law of 2021, enforced by...

Amazon employee suffers PTSD from work pressure; resigns

After laying off numerous staff members, a former Amazon employee has admitted to experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) induced by work-related pressure. The employee was...

Malaysian workers expect 10% pay rise by 2025

As per a recent salary survey, 63 per cent of Malaysian workers anticipate a pay rise by next year. The survey unveiled that employees...

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Data analytics and not technology will redefine HR

Q. How satisfying has been your professional journey of 39 years? A. It has been a bagful of mixed experiences. At times I have been...

EQ, IQ & empathy define the success of a CEO

Q. You spent 16 years at LIC before moving to a corporate role at ICICI Prudential. Now, 22 years on, I am still curious...

“The big change has been that we have moved from jobs to skills,” Amaresh...

Q. How would you define the culture at GE? A. Having been present in this region since 1902, GE has been around for 120 years....
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