In the press in February 2018
The first few months of 2018 has seen me chat to the press on a variety of different topics. Here’s a quick round up for those that missed it
The first few months of 2018 has seen me chat to the press on a variety of different topics. Here’s a quick round up for those that missed it
Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS) cite research that 1 in 4 women will experience emotional abuse from a current or former partner and 1 in 6 women will experience physical or sexual violence from a current or former partner.
Ultimately, it is more about the sorts of organisations we want to have going forward. What we expect of our leaders. What sort of culture we want to be known for. And whether we believe the evidence that the ways that we interact with each other impacts on how profitable, efficient and productive our organisations are.
The first thing to say is that mankind has been behaving badly since time began. It’s now just more obvious because we’re exposed to other people’s stories through social and other sources of media. You know when you buy a yellow car, how suddenly all you’re seeing are yellow cars? We see what we focus on, so if you start looking for idiots, that’s what you’ll find.
Same ol, same ol? Think about the last time that your organisation appointed a new leader Was there surprise expressed about the background/experience or characteristics of
How to turn around conflict causing scenarios that are giving you headaches and causing building resentment.
Change and leadership are inextricably linked. Often leaders are brought in to introduce change, and always change requires great leadership if it is to be successful.
In my speech on the topic, I noted that HR is in an unique position to enable this transition by using their influence in a whole manner of different ways.
A few weeks ago, I shared our first review of Enterprise Agreements – Made Easy, written by Deputy President Bull of the Fair Work Commission. Since then,
It is with absolute delight that I share this review from Deputy President Geoff Bull of the Fair Work Commission. The review completely sums up what we were hoping to achieve with the book, and gives a good summary of what the reader can expect from the book.
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