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Rugby Australia’s inclusion policy vs. Folau’s freedom of speech

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Staff Writer

Earlier this month, high profile rugby star Israel Folau posted some highly offensive comments on Instagram stating that gay people were headed to “HELL… Unless they repent of their sins and turn to God”. It’s brought up the traditional questions about the right to free speech, vs. the rights of inclusion, as well as our…

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Anti-social media: 4 ways to manage social media and cyber-bullying in the workplace

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Staff Writer

Whilst technology and social media have unquestionably provided many benefits to the modern workplace and opportunities for businesses to reach a wider audience, they have also presented dilemmas for HR managers and business owners when dealing with interactions between employees. With the increased use of the internet and social media, and the fact that almost…

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Out of work conduct: when is dismissal justified?

Posted on May 4, 2016 by Staff Writer

We see it all the time in professional sports: athletes losing their contracts over poor decisions made away from the game. Take for example, Todd Carney who was spectacularly sacked from the Cronulla Sharks, without procedural fairness, following the ‘bubbler’ incident, or Nick D’Arcy who was kicked off the Australian swimming team bound for the…

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Customer Service – Exactly How much should employees have to take?

Posted on January 14, 2015January 15, 2016 by Staff Writer

Emily Capewell became famous just before Christmas for a Facebook spat on the Sydney Morning Herald’s page directed at her Jetstar customers. A computer glitch had created numerous delays, and numerous complaints – prompting Ms Capewell to describe them as a ‘bunch of whingers’. The Sydney Morning Herald immediately jumped on it as yet another…

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