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The 2023 Motherhood Penalty: The Sorry State Of Affairs For Working Women Continues

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In 2023, working women still confront barriers to progression in the workplace, and many will experience lower pay compared to their male counterparts. Redesigning policies around parental leave could address gender imbalances in the workplace and positively influence societal attitudes towards unpaid childcare. earned $0.77

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A Single Disaster Kills 40% Of Businesses — Stop Putting Off Contingency Planning

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Risk assessment and management is key to any strong disaster mitigation strategy. Data published in the PwC Global Crisis and Resilience Survey 2023 reveals that 91% of companies have experienced at least one event, other than the pandemic, that has “disrupted their business in the last two years.”

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Generative AI to Propel Australia into a New Era of Productivity and Employment

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In 2023 experts in the report predicted that 62% of current task hours could be automated with existing technology — potentially rising to between 79% and 98% within the decade. This technological change is set to redefine job automation and skill requirements.

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Hefty fine for Amazon has implications for employee surveillance policy

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Among the examples of such monitoring by Amazon management was the recording of data captured by employees’ handheld scanners, which tracked their activity to such a precise degree that it led to workers potentially having to justify each break that they took during the working day.

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Rejection of flexible working request shouldn’t blind employers to their legal duties

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This is what happened in Wilson v Financial Conduct Authority 2302739/2023. The Respondent’s policy was that post-pandemic, the Claimant was expected to work in the office 40 percent of the time and could work the other 60 percent remotely.

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All you need to know about the changes in employment law from 6 April 2024

Workplace Insight

It is essential for managers to revise their policies, engage with employees, and adapt their procedures in alignment with the updated regulations prior to their implementation. This code will be effective from 6 April and, while not legally binding, tribunals will consider it when adjudicating cases.

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6 Ways To Create A Strong Security Culture In Your Organization

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million in 2023 and is likely to rise in the future, this is not something you can afford to ignore. million in 2023, and is likely to rise in the future, this is not something you can afford to ignore. One way of approaching this problem is to move to a completely integrated enterprise management planning (ERP) solution.

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