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Employing and retaining older workers (April 2021) (Online)
Author:
Australia. Human Rights Commission ; Australian HR Institute ;
Year:
2021
Format:
Online
Call No:
Online
Publisher:
Melbourne, Vic.: Australian Human Rights Commission
Subject:
Human Resources ; Employees ; Working Conditions ; Working Practices ; Recruitment ; Pandemics ;
Keywords:
Retaining older workers -- attitudes and perceptions -- recruitment --- retention -- training and initiatives -- COVID-19 impact -- HR certification
Notes:
Includes tables
From the website" In partnership with the Australian Human Rights Commission, AHRI's Employing Older Workers Report 2021 aims to understand organisations' strategies to recruit and retain older workers, and how COVID-19 has impacted those strategies. Further, the intention of the study was to compare how these approaches have shifted in Australia over time, utilising data from 2012, 2014, 2018 and 2021"
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Data protection challenges of remote working (2 October 2020) (Online)
Author:
Smith, Samantha ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Working Remotely ; Data Protection ; Pandemics ; Privacy ; Risk Assessment ; Video Conferencing ; Human Resources ; Working Practices ;
Links:
Electronic Document
The human cloud podcast (Online)
Author:
Mottola, Matt ; Coatney, Matt ;
Year:
2021
Subject:
Podcasting ; Human Resources ; Leadership ; Working Practices ; Organisational Behaviour ; Recruitment ; Workplace ;
Links:
Web Site
Australia: Employment watchdog finds Uber drivers are not employees 5 July 2019 (Online)
Author:
Buchanan, Kelly ; Law Library of Congress ;
Year:
2019
Subject:
Fair Work ; Employees ; Employment Contracts ; Subcontractors ; Motor Vehicles ; Carriers ; Working Conditions ;
Links:
Electronic Document
Australia: Victoria's Stage 4 restrictions: Navigating the current rules for employers (6 August 2020) (Online)
Author:
Bell, Steve ; Gaspar, Natalie ; Fedeli, Marco ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Pandemics ; Government Policy ; Employers ; Working Remotely ; Working Conditions ; Workplace ; Employment ;
Links:
Web Site
When the pandemic ends, Zoom should remain, says personal injury lawyer (24 August 2020) (Online)
Author:
McNab, Aidan ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Pandemics ; Technological Change ; Video Conferencing ; Working Practices ; Working Remotely ;
Links:
Electronic Document
Wellness: Five ways to stay healthy while working at home Darryl Singer (21 August 2020) (Online)
Author:
Singer, Darryl ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Pandemics ; Health ; Mental Health ; Working Remotely ; Working Conditions ;
Links:
Electronic Document
Draft COVID-19 Model Code of Practice, (17 September 2020) (Online)
Author:
Australia. Attorney-General's Department ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Pandemics ; Infectious Diseases ; Websites ; Occupational Health and Safety ; Codes of Practice ; Workplace ; Working Conditions ;
Links:
Web Site
LIV COVID-19 hub [website] (Online)
Author:
Law Institute of Victoria ;
Year:
var
Subject:
Law Institute Of Victoria ; Pandemics ; Legal Profession ; Public Health ; Lawyers ; Emergency Powers ; Working Conditions ;
Links:
Web Site
Can you be sacked if you refuse a COVID-19 vaccine? And is neglecting an overdosed friend a crime? [podcast] (Online)
Author:
Carrick, Damien ;
Year:
2020
Subject:
Podcasting ; Duty of Care ; Pandemics ; Working Conditions ; Workplace ; Unfair Dismissal ; Manslaughter ; Negligence ; Criminal Law ; Case Law ; Drug Offences ;
Links:
Web Site
Barber v Goodstart -- can employers now mandate vaccinations in the workplace? (28 April 2021) (Online)
Author:
Feltham, Brett ; Mulcahy, Siobham ; Troeth, Steven ;
Year:
2021
Subject:
Pandemics ; Case Law ; Immunisation ; Employee Relations ; Working Practices ; Workplace ; Policy ;
Links:
Electronic Document