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The coronavirus has brought with it a range of new challenges for HR professionals – but one of the more surprising ones is the consequences of staff presenteeism at an all-time high.
With COVID-19 restrictions starting to ease in some parts of the country, many workplaces have begun to consider how and when to transition staff back to the office.
We know the world is complex – Misha Kaur wants policymaking to reflect this
Meet Chris and Seamus, two of the APS’s newest recruits and members of our first ever HR Professional Stream graduate program.
According to a recent Australian HR Institute (AHRI) study on COVID-19’s impact to human resources...
A new 6-episode podcast series showcases the work of public sector employees who have successfully completed their AHRI HR certifications.
Adapting policy to manage crisis: Reflections from APSC COVID-19 Taskforce leader Marco Spaccavento
Crossing the bridge: HR considerations for emerging from COVID
Kim Terrell is accustomed to working in high-performing teams: he was part of the Australian swim team for 5 years in the 1980s and went to the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, as well as winning ten national titles and holding six Australian records.
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