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Former Aussie HR Exec: Ageism a Major Problem
A former human resources executive who has struggled to find full-time work again went back school to earn his PhD, focusing his research on attitudes and beliefs of senior HR leaders in the corporate world. So reports My Business.
Read more...NZ Leadership Failing to Put Their People First
Senior leaders in New Zealand are failing to show employees they care about their concerns, according to new research. So reports Human Resources Director New Zealand.
Read more...Malaysian Gov’t Says No to Foreigner-Focused Recruiters
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Malaysia's government will no longer allow third-party recruiters to search for foreign workers starting next year. So reports HRM Asia.
Read more...Indian Exec Among World’s Most Powerful Women in Biz
Alice Vaidyan was the only Indian woman to make a list of the world's most influential women in businesses outside the U.S. So report Zee Biz.
Read more...Aussie Employers Required to Justify Flexible Work Schedule Refusals
Australian employers are now required to provide specific reasons for denying their employees' requests for flexible work schedules. So reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
Read more...NZ Accounting Biz Spotlights Mental Wellness
The head of a New Zealand accounting software firm is spotlighting mental wellness and stressing that companies need to do more to take care of their workers. So reports NZ Herald.
Read more...Japanese Companies Do Away With Long-Time Hiring Practices
Japanese firms are doing away with long-time recruitment practices that included lifetime employment and large-scale hiring of graduate students. So reports HRM Asia.
Read more...Amazon Taps 50K+ Seasonal Workers for Holidays in India
Amazon India has recruited more than 50,000 seasonal hires in the country as it gears up for the holidays. So reports People Matters.
Read more...Disability Service Providers in Western Australia Face New Challenges
As the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) becomes effective in Western Australia next month, disability service providers will need to reevaluate their human resources and recruitment approach. So reports Probono Australia.
Read more...Australian Employers Need to Do More to ID Victims of Domestic Violence: Experts
Employers must step up efforts to identify victims of family violence among their work staff and offer help. So reports news.com.au.
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