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Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a workplace-based program that provides employees with a range of services designed to support their well-being and address personal and work-related issues that may affect their job performance, health, and overall quality of life. An EAP is usually offered as part of the overall benefits package and is intended to help employees cope with a variety of issues, including stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, financial problems, legal issues, and relationship problems.

The importance of salary benchmarking

The importance of salary benchmarking

Salary benchmarking is a useful tool to add to your salary review process to ensure your business remains competitive in the market. The data from salary benchmarking will help to retain your team members by ensuring salary is paid at a competitive market rate and helps to ensure the team is paid equitably.

New Workplace Sexual Harassment Laws

New Workplace Sexual Harassment Laws

There have been changes to the Workplace Sexual Harassment laws from the 6 March 2023 where the new provisions expand protections to the Fair Work Act (cth) 2009 prohibiting and/or banning sexual harassment in connection with work including in the workplace.

Individual Flexibility Arrangements (IFA)

Individual Flexibility Arrangements (IFA)

Attracting and retaining employees is important for businesses, especially within the current recruitment market. Employees are requesting flexibility and businesses need to consider this to remain competitive.
Here is our guide on the important steps to take when creating individual flexibility arrangements for your employees:

Why are reference checks important?

Why are reference checks important?

When you have been through the long process of finding the perfect person for your vacant role, it can be hard to delay offering them the position straight away. It’s exciting, and you want to snap them up before someone else does! However, we would always suggest you complete at least one reference check as a final check on your perfect candidate before you confirm the offer.

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