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Welcome to the Thomson Reuters Australia Workplace Insight website. Whether you are an IR Practitioner or an HR Manager, you'll find news and information to help you stay up to date with Australian workplace relations reform.
Thinking outside the box: Ann Sherry
In conversation with Professor Niki Ellis In December last year I came before the last meeting of Safe Work Australia (SWA) chaired by Ann Sherry who was completing her term in that office. Dressed in a pinkish pant suit she left an indelible impression on me as she zeroed in on the weaknesses in my ...more