Jarrod McGrath | To create change, we need to stem Australia's productivity slide
The Productivity Commission's long-awaited five-year report found Australia is the most unproductive it's been in 60 years, with productivity falling...
I wrote in The Canberra Times about the disconnect between awards, EBAs, and organisations’ workforce management and payroll technology systems.
People in Australia are rightfully rejoicing new laws passed by the Government that instil a right to disconnect from work. This is a much-needed response at a time when the lines between people’s work and private life have been so dramatically blurred. But unfortunately, it doesn’t change the disconnect that means if you’re on the payroll in Australia, you’re probably not getting paid correctly.
There is no traceability between the various systems organisations use to pay their staff, which can lead to people being under (or even over) paid, as organisations break compliance and find themselves on the wrong side of their own policies, not to mention those of the Fair Work Commission.
Solving this issue is a key focus for Smart WFM and we’re proud to deliver people-related advisory, implementation, support, and optimisation consulting to some of Australia’s leading organisations. Read the full article here:
The Productivity Commission's long-awaited five-year report found Australia is the most unproductive it's been in 60 years, with productivity falling...
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Thank you,The Canberra Timesfor the opportunity to contribute an article on the important issues of wage theft and compliance, and the wider impact...
I wrote in The Daily Telegraphabout needing more than ChatGPT to fix productivity. Read the article and opinion below.