Australia’s unemployment rate climbs to 4% despite job growth
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Despite the rise in the jobless rate, the Australian economy showed resilience with 56,300 additional people finding work.
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Inside IKEA's first New Zealand store: People & Culture head drops exclusive details on recruitment & expansion
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New Zealand's seismic requirements, due to its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire, have led IKEA to implement extra health and safety measures to ensure the store is earthquake-resistant.
Hiring biases in New Zealand keep disabled talent out of work: Study
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With skilled labour demand expected to rise by 51% to over 432,000 unfilled roles by 2028, leveraging disabled workforce could help address critical shortages, especially in construction, infrastructure, and maintenance.
Australian companies face recruitment challenges despite heavy HR investments: Report
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The survey found that 70% of Australian executives believe better talent acquisition strategies could boost their organizations' profitability, highlighting a missed opportunity for improved financial performance.
Amazon opens doors to hundreds of seasonal jobs for candidates without experience
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Jacqui Marker, Amazon Australia’s HR Director, highlighted that "Comprehensive on-the-job training will be provided, with no prior experience or formal qualifications needed."
Redefining ability: Inclusive hiring lessons through the lens of physically impaired leader
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"With one in five Australians living with a disability, businesses that overlook this group are missing out on a valuable, untapped talent pool," highlighted the COO of Sporting Wheelies.
Australia’s economy faces recession risks with stalled private sector jobs: Deloitte
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Deloitte anticipates an increase in the unemployment rate, which is projected to rise to 4.5% by the end of 2024-25. This would equate to an additional 101,500 individuals entering the ranks of the unemployed.
