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According to Harvard Business Review, companies that onboard successfully are not only “more likely to retain their new hires” but also “report measurable profit growth”. We know this, there is a stack of evidence to back it up, and yet so many organisations continue to fall short of doing it well. ‘Death by induction’, as it’s sometimes referred to, is the act of an organisation causing avoidable disconnect through a lack of preparation in the early stages of a new employee’s appointment. First impressions – after all – are critical…

  A culture of underperformance can be insidious, culminating over time and making the pain points difficult to identify and combat. A problem that is so pervasive by nature, often only becomes evident in the wake of increasingly competitive markets, or when new leadership comes on board and inherits the issue. There are several reasons why companies fail to deal with problematic employees promptly. Perhaps those underperforming have been in the business for a long time. Maybe they possess a great deal of accumulated knowledge and have somehow managed to forge…

There is a lot of emerging talk about partnership-driven relationships between recruitment providers and businesses, particularly in today’s landscape that is driven by greater demand, accelerated technology, and the need for agility across all industries and departments. Market changes pose the case for a holistic hiring approach in a business climate that is strategy-driven and subject to higher levels of competition than ever before. Skills shortages and market growth have resulted in a higher demand for labour, and with increased demand comes a marketplace saturated with recruitment providers – some…

Media and industry discourse on how to tackle semi-skilled labour shortages has focused less on the importance of hiring on attitude, and more on the Australian Government’s plans to introduce Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visas of late. With that, countless reports have emerged, detailing shortages across various sectors. And rightfully so if we are to begin to understand where trends lie and where patterns have formed in terms of finding and retaining continuity of efficiency with labour hire. Limited in this discussion is the very real need to dissect the…