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Trust experts call for gov, industry to work to prevent data breaches
Lyndall Spooner | May 4, 2023Government and Industry urgently need to adopt internationally recognised Information Security standards, such as ISO27001 across their supplier chains in order to protect Australians from the dangers of data breaches according to Lyndall Spooner from Fifth Dimension.
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Top skills you need to avoid being laid off as economy cools
Peter Grist | May 3, 2023Employers across the country are starting to make tough cost cutting decisions as the global economic downturn bites, with jobs being the first to go, according to Peter Grist managing director of Australian corporate coaching and training business, GRIST.
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Record superannuation contributions in 2021-22: Rainmaker
First 5000 | April 28, 2023Despite the tumultuous capital markets, the Australian superannuation market is in its most robust shape ever, with Australians contributing a record $163 billion into their superannuation accounts in 2021-22.
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Digital platform providers need to do better for small business: ASBFEO
First 5000 | April 27, 2023Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Bruce Billson, has called on digital platform providers to dramatically improve their dispute resolution processes for small business.
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Why antiracism needs to be part of DEI in the workplace
Gloria Tabi | April 24, 2023Antiracism agendas seem to be left out completely in DEI agendas in Australia and around the world in favour of broad, superficial, and unhelpful initiatives, Gloria Tabi explains why it shouldn’t be left out.
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Insider’s Guide: Revealing Miami’s Best-Kept Secrets Through Local Perspectives
Amelia Atkins | April 22, 2023Miami, nestled along Florida’s southeastern coast, captivates visitors with its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich cultural tapestry. While the city’s iconic attractions draw tourists from far and wide, there exists a realm of hidden gems known only to those who call Miami home. In this insider’s guide, we embark on a journey to unveil […]
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Local woman wins “Woman who is Changing the World” global award
First 5000 | April 21, 2023Jacine Greenwood, Founder and CEO of Australia’s award-winning beauty brand Roccoco Botanicals has won the inaugural Women Changing the World Awards announced today in London.
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National Electric Vehicle Strategy marks the start of Australia’s electric vehicle revolution
First 5000 | April 20, 2023The Federal Government’s National Electric Vehicle Strategy recognises the important progress towards cleaning up Australia’s transport sector, in particular with the introduction of a Fuel Efficiency Standard by the end of the year, according to community-based organisation Solar Citizens.
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The Ultimate Guide to Home Maintenance: Keep Your Space Shipshape!
Amelia Atkins | April 20, 2023Maintaining a home isn’t just about keeping it aesthetically pleasing; it’s also about ensuring its longevity, safety, and functionality. From the foundation to the roof and everything in between, regular maintenance is crucial to prevent small issues from snowballing into costly repairs. Whether you’re a new homeowner or a seasoned pro, having a comprehensive home […]
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Business owners working hours of overtime: survey
Jack Delosa | April 19, 2023The national survey commissioned by business coaching provider The Entourage has revealed that 1 in 2 Australian entrepreneurs and business owners are working up to, and in some cases above, 50 hours per week, according to its founder Jack Delosa.
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Investing in the future: unlocking the economic potential of net-zero transformation in Australia
Rocky Scopelliti | April 14, 2023Australian organisations need to take responsibility and increase their capacity to adapt to the new reality of accelerated climate change that requires immediate action, or risk falling behind and facing exponential lag. Prof Rocky Scopelliti explains the finding of his new report ‘Disruptive Decarbonisation’.
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Hybrid vs office worker: who’s more likely to score the promotion?
First 5000 | April 12, 2023Workplace consultancy firm Future X Collective has identified five key employee archetypes through their extensive client engagement over the last three years, that have emerged in 2023 and what they mean for companies and employees.
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What is psychological safety and why is everyone talking about it
Christina Foxwell | April 11, 2023Psychological safety is the new buzz term hitting workplaces across the country however very few businesses actually understand what is really means or how to achieve it, according to life and business coach and prominent self-help author, Christina Foxwell.
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Corporate Australia can ‘lead the charge’ with nation’s EV uptake
First 5000 | April 6, 2023Moving commercial fleets to electric vehicles (EVs) is crucial to the Federal Government’s National Electric Vehicle Strategy, according to renewable energy transformation experts at management consultancy, Partners in Performance.
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Can an employer require someone to work on a public holiday?
Sean Melbourne | April 5, 2023Findings last week by the full Federal Court mean that many employers will need to change the way they have been approaching people working this Easter. Sean Melbourne from Source explains.