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Public sector leaders can increase employee engagement and boost team performance by improving internal communications. Here are some tips. The post How leaders can use internal communications to engage and motivate teams appeared first on The Mandarin.

Disagreement among employer groups over industrial relations reforms has left stakeholders ‘disappointed’ and ‘bruised’, after the government failed to pass enterprise bargaining laws. The post ‘Handballed our conflict’ to the Parliament, employer group says appeared first on The Mandarin.

Last-minute policies on religious freedom clear the way for employers to hire on the basis of faith. Some of the changes won’t be easy for Biden to undo. The post The Trump administration’s final push to make it easier for employers to engage in religious discrimination appeared first on The

Other workplaces rounding out the top 10 inside. The post Melbourne Water, Nillumbik Shire Council named best places to work in government appeared first on The Mandarin.

Parliamentary Friends of First Nations People, and Food Relief Taskforce both established, along with lots more at the states level. The post Movers & shakers: Workplace Gender Equality Agency appoints director appeared first on The Mandarin.

The Morrison government has given no indication of responding to America’s call to action with the kind of pragmatism the US President wants to see. The post Australia’s vague approach to climate change will cost our economy, expert says appeared first on The Mandarin.

Denmark’s Public Servant Reform Act of 1969 is why. The post Why nursing in Denmark pays less than male-dominated public sector professions appeared first on The Mandarin.

The EU looks set to ban some of the most concerning forms of artificial intelligence, such as the ‘social credit’ surveillance system used in China. The post EU is cracking down on AI, but leaves a loophole for mass surveillance appeared first on The Mandarin.

The fading relevance of past wars to younger, more diverse demographics is among the factors that explain a stark reduction in the number of Australians attending Anzac Day dawn services. The post Anzac Day dawn services plummet 70% over recent years appeared first on The Mandarin.

Australians can cope with progressive ideas because they are living through an era of great change, and because Australia is a nation of centrists, she said. The post Rose Herceg: Australians ‘yearning for a more positive narrative’ from leaders appeared first on The Mandarin.

Barely two days after it was unveiled, the European Super League is dead in the water, thanks to fury from the FA to Uefa to the UK government to fans. The post European Super League collapse: US football owners badly misread supporter culture in England appeared first on The Mandarin.

Foreign minister Marise Payne said the agreements were “inconsistent with Australia’s foreign policy or adverse to our foreign relations”. The post Federal government quashes Victoria’s belt and road deal with China appeared first on The Mandarin.