Workforce Technology stories
Secureworks leaders discuss evolving cyber threats and the need to address cybersecurity negligence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Organisational leaders can prepare to modernise HR and finance functions as pandemic-triggered events deplete talent.
Australian economy faces critical skills shortage hindering development, says PM Scott Morrison. Future growth at risk. #Economy #SkillsGap.
With Gen Z set to comprise one-third of the Australian workforce by 2030, there is no mistake that their presence will impact the future of the workplace.
Green Light Worldwide gains momentum in New Zealand, expanding its presence to meet growing demand in the IT market.
Regie Saylo joins Green Light as senior resource manager for New Zealand, aiming to enhance local recruitment efforts.
Flexible work is here to stay, but a decline in wellbeing has occurred. Technology can support employee care and engagement in a hybrid world of work.
As time continues, expect to see more engagement with Microsoft Teams and more impactful usage for the application by first-line workers.
Poly's account manager for New Zealand, Laura Peddie, discusses the impact of remote working on the headset sector in an exclusive interview with TechDay.
WorkForce Software sees 20% YoY revenue growth and gains 232 new or expanded customer relationships in 1H of 2021, with strong growth in Asia Pacific.
Capgemini Research Institute has found only 10% of global businesses are front-runners in inclusion and diversity practices within their technology teams.
Spark NZ has chosen Calabrio to provide a cloud-based workforce management solution as part of its Unified Front Line initiative.
TAFE Queensland has been approved with JobTrainer funding for Australia's first Diploma of Applied Blockchain.
The eight-year deal will keep 2,600 Chorus sites running and support more than 100 jobs across Programmed’s service network.
Businesses face higher payroll costs from Friday as New Zealand’s adult minimum wage rises to GBP £21.20 an hour, with training rates also increasing.
One million more New Zealand workers will require digital skills training for their jobs in the next year, according to new research.
Green Light Worldwide establishes boots-on-the-ground presence in New Zealand with new hires and renewed commitment.
Record spending is exposing poor productivity, rising insolvencies and risk in Australia’s construction sector, industry leaders warn.
Contact-free radio links are helping City Forests track crews across 23,730 hectares, while also supporting Covid-era social distancing and digital dockets.
The sector now employs nearly 200,000 people and accounts for 15% of New Zealand’s GDP, according to new industry analysis.