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Category: Human Resources

Australian workforce intelligence tech company AbilityMap partners with BI WORLDWIDE to tackle the global skills and productivity crisis

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Australian workforce intelligence company AbilityMap has today announced a strategic partnership with global engagement and learning leader BI WORLDWIDE, at a time when global employee skills requirements are shifting, productivity is stalling and organisations are under increasing pressure to prove the impact of their people and professional development investments.    Despite billions being spent each … Continued

The Strategic Importance of Multi-country Payroll for Midsize Companies

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By Frank Smits, Senior Vice President, ADP Global Payroll In an era where agility and precision define business success, midsize companies are navigating a labyrinth of challenges – from talent retention to regulatory compliance. At the heart of these challenges lies an often underestimated function: global payroll management. However, managing payroll across multiple countries is … Continued

DCA reveals 2025-2026 Inclusive Employers to mark Inclusion at Work Week

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Diversity Council Australia (DCA) has announced the 2025–2026 Inclusive Employers, recognising organisations across the country for their commitment to building inclusive and equitable workplaces. The announcement coincides with the start of Inclusion at Work Week (17–21 November 2025), an annual celebration of the progress Australian organisations are making to foster inclusive workplaces. This year more … Continued

Aussie Workers Hit New Low in Relationship with Work

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Key Facts: Only 14% of Australian knowledge workers report a healthy relationship with work – the second lowest among 14 countries surveyed and a 13-point drop from 2024 Major declines in workplace satisfaction across multiple sectors, including finance, manufacturing and education, with workers feeling less connected to purpose and inadequately recognised 58% of Australian workers … Continued

Australia’s $128b Productivity Gap: Multinationals Say Gender Equality Is Key to Closing It

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Key Facts: Gender inequality costs the Australian economy $128 billion annually Over 350 business leaders will gather at the Women in Multinationals Summit 2025 to address gender equality and productivity challenges The summit will feature prominent speakers including Layne Beachley AO, Deanne Stewart, and executives from major corporations like Coca-Cola and Woolworths Group Australia’s $128b … Continued