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Cultural building blocks make strong foundations
This article looks at HR’s responsibility in facilitating and developing a more culturally diverse workforce and the real add-value a mix of culture and experience can give an organisation.
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Brain drain or brain gain
Australian businesses have talked about the brain drain for some time. But maybe it’s time they looked at the big picture. The brain drain is a by-product of globalisation, and for Australian business to compete and survive, they need to run with the brain drain game: open up your business and get your workers globalised.
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Financial recruitment has changed - but have you done your homework?
Financial recruitment changed during the introduction of the GST: e-commerce recruitment was placed on the back burner, while many organisations focused on GST- related skills. But e-commerce is now back with a vengeance and the demand for GST skills is in decline. This article takes a look at the issues affecting financial recruitment and asks where the industry is headed.
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Who's psyching who out?
Psychological/psychometric testing is an important tool in the selection of new staff and the promotion and development of existing staff. It has its critics though, and has been the cause of many a heated argument among academics, employer groups and unions.
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I just called to say…
We all have to deal with lengthy call centre queues and surly operators from time to time, whether paying the electricity bill or transferring funds to secure that windfall on the ASX.
Call centre operators, however, have one of the most demanding and stressful jobs imaginable. Maintaining their professionalism in situations that can often become personal, hostile or just mind-numbing is a skill from which many other workers would benefit.
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