Recruitment Consultant Vs D.I.Y. Recruitment

Recruitment Consultant Vs D.I.Y. Recruitment

Do you need a recruitment consultant or is D.I.Y. Recruitment a realistic option for your business? Will Do-It-Yourself recruitment save you money or cost you money and time? Regardless of which method you choose, before you even start your recruitment process you need to: Know yourself, what you want, and don’t want Know your company…

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Be Prepared: 1 July Workplace Changes

Be Prepared: 1 July Workplace Changes

The Minimum Wage increase of 3%. The Fair Work Commission has increased minimum wages in awards and the national minimum wage by 3% on Wednesday 6th June. This increase will impact each casual employee that is hired under the minimum award classifications. Superannuation Guarantee increase to 9.5%. For the year 2014/15, employers are required to…

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Is Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) the answer for more flexible recruitment services?

The landscape of recruitment has changed significantly. The market is calling for more flexible and tailored solutions and more and more businesses are looking for tailored approach, that’s where RPO comes in said Wayne Fleming, the CEO of Flexi Personnel, an integrated recruitment services provider in Melbourne’s West. You only pay for the recruitment services that…

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The minimum wage is increasing by 3%

The minimum wage is increasing by 3%

The national minimum wage will be lifted by 3 per cent – or 50 cents an hour – as announced by the Fair Work Commission this week. This change will directly affect around 1.5 million Australians on award wages. From July 1 the minimum wage is increasing by $18.70 per week, taking it from about…

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Payroll Tax relief for Victorian Businesses

Payroll Tax relief for Victorian Businesses

From July 1 the payroll tax in Victoria will be cut to the second lowest rate in the nation.  As part of its 2014/15 budget the state government will reduce the taxation on the wages paid by employers by 0.05 percentage points to 4.85% It will become one of Australia’s lowest payroll tax rates, behind…

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Thank you …. Thankyou

Thank you …. Thankyou

I recently attended the CEO Institute’s annual summit at the home of cricket, the MCG. It was my first time at one of these summits’ and had heard mixed reviews about them over the years.  But I’m sure glad I went.  As after a series of different speakers, who were all very engaging and interesting…

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The Job Market is back and it’s time to get ready

The Job Market is back and it’s time to get ready

With the unemployment rate unexpectedly falling to 5.8% in March the job market is finally showing signs of stability. In fact we might have seen the worst when the jobless rate reached 6.1% in February earlier this year. According to ANZ Chief Economist Ivan Colhoun, “There is now clearer evidence that labour demand is strengthening….

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Should you be worried about Privacy Act changes?

If you think that Privacy Act changes that came into effect on 12 March 2014 do not apply to your business, you may be right. The Privacy Act protects personal information handled by large businesses and health service providers of any size. However the Act may also apply to a small business if it has an annual…

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