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Do you pay your employees a salary?

If you pay your employees an Annual Salary rather than an hourly rate it is important that you ensure the salary meets the requirements of the relevant award. The salary must sufficiently cover and include: Minimum wages Allowances Overtime and penalty rates Leave loading Recently IBM back paid 1,647 employees over $12million as they failed […]

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Dear Boss, I quit. How to get feedback to ensure your employees are happy

Dear Boss ….. you are a tw@t!

As you can imagine as Human Resourcing professionals, we come across some interesting, challenging and quite frankly some mind-boggling situations and incidents. We recently came across a case where an employer had requested some honest feedback from their employees, this resulted in an employee providing an extensive dossier that repeatedly referred to their boss as

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10 Recruitment Red Flags

10 Recruitment Red Flags

Selecting the right candidate for a business is both complex and challenging. One of the biggest tips that we could give you is to follow your gut instinct and not ignore any red flags that appear during the recruitment process or even during the probation period. We have seen many cases where a business may

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WorkCover Queensland Changes

Effective from 1 July 2020 WorkCover Queensland implemented tighter compliance requirements of employers. The change being that the reporting of injuries and payments are required to be declared even if a claim is not made by the employee. All employers are now required to report injuries sustained by workers for which a workers’ compensation claim

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