Helpful Employment Law Information
There have been a number of instances recently with candidates informing us of new government regulations and so too clients indicating new rules surrounding employment. Below are a few topics that…
Read MoreThere have been a number of instances recently with candidates informing us of new government regulations and so too clients indicating new rules surrounding employment. Below are a few topics that…
Read More“I hate my job!” – We have all said this before. Whether it’s a part time role at McDonalds, a call centre role, a management position or as a small…
Read MoreWhether we grab the paper or look online daily at our horoscope, we have all at one point or another read what’s in store for us. I am one who…
Read MoreBuying a Secret Santa gift for your work colleague doesn’t have to be a stressful exercise! Just follow our tips below and your recipient will be saying Ho Ho Ho…
Read MoreIt is not hard to get completely inundated and overwhelmed with the endless information out there regarding work, jobs and searching methods. There are endless agencies all proclaiming to be…
Read MoreIt’s December! That means two things… Christmas, and school holidays. For those with kids, check out our 2015/2016 School Holiday post here. In the next three weeks, we will be…
Read MoreHaving worked within recruitment for over 15 years, I have seen the good, bad and unimaginable resumes and applications for work. Resumes are such an important part of the recruitment…
Read MoreResumes, Curriculum Vite or CV, it doesn’t matter what you call them their purpose is the same! As a recruitment consultant I see hundreds of resumes on a daily basis…
Read MoreEmployment and recruitment processes need to abide by strong Anti-Discrimination laws; including the Equal opportunity Act 1998 (Victoria). These laws govern the process and ensure people are not discriminated against…
Read MoreWhether it’s that new manager with an aggressive tone, that colleague with a constant ‘attitude’ or a staff member always ready to ‘snap’ when you ask them a question;…
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