If there is one constant theme of the last couple of years, that theme is change. Weâve needed to adapt to constantly changing ârulesâ and âhealth ordersâ, be resilient enough to navigate changes in where, when and how we work, and all of this for many businesses has resulted in internal changes to structure, operations and expectations of our team.
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Whether it be about changing work location, mandating vaccination, or using Rapid Antigen Tests, things just keep changing.
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So how do we as business owners get through all of this change, and how can we effectively, and legally, implement the changes that we need to in order to keep operations going, and our workplace safe?
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There is one single thing that is absolutely king when it comes to implementing this kind of change that effects our team, and that is consultation.
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Why is consultation so important?
Recent cases heard by The Fair Work Commission have demonstrated the importance of consultation. Each and every Modern Awa...
The most successful recruitment campaigns rely on you as the business owner or manager being able to choose from a great list of quality talent, a perfectly suited shortlist, who are all skilled for the role you are hiring for â and ultimately are a great fit for your team.
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But have you ever found yourself without this stellar shortlist? Instead, you may have found yourself with only one or two applicants, neither of whom are ideal, but youâre desperate, so youâll probably hire one of them. Or you have a lengthy list of people youâre considering, but none are ideal, they are ok, they have applied, but they are a mish mash of skills, experience and suitability.
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The thing is, in order to achieve a high-quality shortlist of applicants to choose from, itâs imperative that your candidate attraction strategies, including any advertising process, social posts or invitations to apply are targeted, aligned to your requirements and engaging to your ideal audience.
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