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Immigration department approves first $5 million visa

Millionaire Chinese toymaker to get permanent residence as the federal immigration department's first 888 visa-holder.

By Myriam Robin

Budget 2013: Wayne Swan leaves us guessing with confused budget

By Richard Denniss

15 May 2013

Confusion lies at the heart of Treasurer Wayne Swan’s sixth budget. Does he want to be a big spender or a low taxer?

Budget 2013: Wayne Swan's budget gives little joy to business

By Cara Waters

15 May 2013

Traditionally a budget in an election year contains a host of sweeteners and giveaways, but this year the government simply didn't have the money to soften up the business community.

ANZ loses a potential CEO: How to keep ambitious talent in your business when you don’t plan to retire

By Myriam Robin

04 April 2013

ANZ lost a potential chief executive after Alex Thursby left to head up the National Bank of Abu Dhabi, with current boss Mike Smith’s reluctance to leave a key factor.

Psychology in the workplace “a complete disaster”

By Ben Westcott

25 January 2013

BEST OF 2012: In a world where business leaders are increasingly accepting emotional intelligence and psychometric testing with open arms, professor Robert Spillane stands alone.

How to spot a director who will drive you up the wall

By Myriam Robin

24 January 2013

BEST OF 2012: A study has uncovered the personality traits that drive boards crazy, and those they’d kill to have in their company’s leadership.

BHP Billiton: How strict office rules affect productivity

By Myriam Robin

08 January 2013

Best of LeadingCompany: Practical productivity strategies will continue to preoccupy leaders this year. Here's a case study on what you shouldn't do.

The future for HR directors (if they don’t change fast)

By Kath Walters

12 October 2012

There are “sparkling” examples of companies that take human resources seriously. And then there are the rest.

Job dissatisfaction, not bad managers, driving resignations

By Patrick Stafford

12 October 2012

Businesses need to ignore the myth that employees resign because of personal issues alone and focus on the real motivations for leaving a job.

Brains Trust: Why less-experienced hires work harder

By Myriam Robin

03 October 2012

A controversial new paper reveals the high risks – and high rewards – of less-qualified job candidates.

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