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Fair Work Commission data has revealed that financial reports from just over two in three registered employer associations, unions, and enterprise unions were assessed as compliant, highlighting the most common errors.

An OECD employer survey of 6,047 firms across six countries found that 67% of US firms use software to sanction poor performance, against 4% in the four European countries surveyed. American firms also monitor the content and tone of conversations at 55% against 6%, and the OECD attributes the gap to regulatory architecture. Most of…

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With just about one year to the commencement of the new financial reporting standards, the country is facing a major challenge in complying with new reporting rules

A new study on investor companies with real estate portfolios ranked which major cities were the most likely locations for those companies to “panic sell” their holdings if the economy goes south

Only four out of more than 800 clients (0.5%) assessed by Fenix24 came close to their own 24 to 48-hour ransomware recovery targets, and then only for partial business operations. None reached full operational capacity until several weeks after the incident.

In deciding where to automate, organizations are prioritizing internal efficiency goals over CX data about what their customers want, a CallMiner survey found.

A word like “date” can have a number of meanings – a romantic night out; a sweet, chewy fruit; a specific day of the year.

Whitehaven Coal has revealed how data analytics is helping the company slash the frequency of serious workplace incidents, offering practical insights for safety and operational performance improvements across high-risk industries.

Remote work has accounted for 64% of the increase in unemployment among recent college graduates since 2017.