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Five Simple Ways of Improving Ergonomics in the Workplace

3/29/2022

Imagine team members complaining about chronic back pains and choosing to work from the comfort of their homes. Bad ergonomics can lead to such experiences. Ergonomics is about designing work to be as comfortable as possible. Office seating is often associated with this ergonomics but extends far beyond that. It can have a significant impact on your workplace. If done correctly, it can boost performance, and if done incorrectly, it can cause injury. Thus, considering that more and more people are shifting from working remotely, improving ergonomics in the workplace is crucial.

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Creating an Environment that drives Growth in the Workplace

3/22/2022

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Organisations, for years, have emphasised customer experience as an essential tool to gain a competitive advantage. However, creating an environment that drives growth in the workplace is still a challenge. Thus, the key to delivering a great customer experience is employee experience. Consequently, the organisation’s culture encourages employees to collaborate and be more productive.

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#Breakthebias: Five Remarkable Things HR Must Do Now

3/15/2022

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Women continue to make significant headway as senior leaders in 2022 and become better allies for women of colour. However, even though we have made enormous strides in creating a more inclusive and equitable society, much work is still left. To celebrate International Women’s Day, we share five remarkable things HR must do now to #breakthebias and support gender equality in the workplace.

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$450 Superannuation Guarantee scrapped in the Federal Budget

3/2/2022

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$450 Superannuation Guarantee scrapped in the Federal Budget? Is that a good thing?

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Five Simple Ways of Improving Ergonomics in the Workplace

Creating an Environment that drives Growth in the Workplace

#Breakthebias: Five Remarkable Things HR Must Do Now

$450 Superannuation Guarantee scrapped in the Federal Budget

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