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Economist Tony Alexander brings a wealth of knowledge to New Zealanders in his weekly newsletter ‘Tony’s Thoughts’. Drawing on his impressive tenure with some of New Zealand and Australia’s leading banks, he aims to translate developments and trends in the economics sphere into a language that people can understand.
In his most recent newsletter Tony spoke about the current staff shortages New Zealand businesses are facing, the impact this has on our economy and what can be done to mitigate the risk to your business at a time where skilled workers are hard to find. The information pertains to New Zealand, however, there are still many key takeaways that can be applied to the Australian candidate short market. Our own CEO Trish Mclean drew on her 20+ years in the recruitment industry and contributed to his findings which can be found on the last page of Tony’s feature here.
Some days tough conversations are inevitable, here are some guidelines on how to best handle them
This blog aims to help those in leadership roles understand the stigma around mental health and the problems that employees may encounter. It also includes information on how leaders can support struggling staff members and respond to the loss of a team member to suicide. With practical advice and actionable tips, we aim to help leaders create a safe and supportive work environment for their employees.
As dedicated health, medical, and social services recruitment specialists, we’re passionate about providing relevant and credible employment trends and market insights to our sectors.
There are a number of strategies for you to consider when sourcing staff, and with Covid-19 restrictions, and procedures in place until further notice, methods for uncovering talent in our own backyard is more important than ever. Check out our tips!
Skill shortages challenge traditional strategies of sourcing talent.To assist your sourcing strategy for the ultimate candidate, we've compiled a list of channels and sources of talent that should be considered.
Underfunding and lack of resources have been blamed, however, as health professionals and employers there is plenty we can do to minimise the effects of burnout in our teams and, limit the impact on our organisation's employment brand.
