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Kate Neilson

Kate Neilson has previous experience working in the media unit for the NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation and as the editor of a financial services publication. In her spare time, she likes to write lifestyle content. She feels awkward writing about herself in the third person.

Most recent articles

How to help your staff survive the November Blues

November 18, 2019

Three ways to reinvigorate your workforce when everyone is running out of puff.

The best places to work in 2019

November 13, 2019

The most anticipated list of the year has finally arrived. No, it’s not the Triple J Hottest 100, it’s the Great Place to Work list! *Collective cheering, excitable screaming, tears of joy.*

Geographical narcissism – do Australian employers have an anti-rural bias?

November 11, 2019

Do we think of regional and rural employees as less competent?

3 very different work traditions from around the globe

November 8, 2019

Paying someone to quit on your behalf? Legally not having to respond to an email after hours? Here are three interesting approaches to work from around the world.

Proposed Victorian law to jail employers for workplace deaths

November 4, 2019

Is the proposed Victorian laws to severely punish leaders for workplace deaths and suicides just what we need or discriminatory?

Ghosts, vampires and zombies, but not the kind you’re thinking of

October 30, 2019

What’s scarier than the Halloween monsters said to roam the streets at midnight on the 31st of October? The monsters who occupy our workplaces every other day of the year.

Are we talking about failure properly?

October 29, 2019

You’d never wish failure upon your colleagues but, according to new research, maybe you should.

Reality TV star deemed a worker in landmark compensation case

October 25, 2019

Are contestants now entitled to other employment benefits, like annual leave and superannuation payments? A legal expert weighs in on a new interesting case.

Should you ‘eat the frog’ or not?

October 24, 2019

This popular productivity hack has its benefits, but there are ways it could be working against you.

People will do anything to avoid a tough conversation, even quit

October 21, 2019

Some employees will go to extraordinary lengths to avoid addressing an uncomfortable issue at work, says new research.

More on HRM

Employee engagement

How to help your staff survive the November Blues

18 November, 2019 5 minute read

Employee ‘honeymoons’ and ‘hangovers’ are weirder than you’d think

15 November, 2019 6 minute read

Diversity and Inclusion

Hammering the sexism out of the construction industry

14 November, 2019 4 minute read

EL2 – Director People Strategy

Kate Neilson

Kate Neilson has previous experience working in the media unit for the NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation and as the editor of a financial services publication. In her spare time, she likes to write lifestyle content. She feels awkward writing about herself in the third person.

Most recent articles

How to help your staff survive the November Blues

November 18, 2019

Three ways to reinvigorate your workforce when everyone is running out of puff.

The best places to work in 2019

November 13, 2019

The most anticipated list of the year has finally arrived. No, it’s not the Triple J Hottest 100, it’s the Great Place to Work list! *Collective cheering, excitable screaming, tears of joy.*

Geographical narcissism – do Australian employers have an anti-rural bias?

November 11, 2019

Do we think of regional and rural employees as less competent?

3 very different work traditions from around the globe

November 8, 2019

Paying someone to quit on your behalf? Legally not having to respond to an email after hours? Here are three interesting approaches to work from around the world.

Proposed Victorian law to jail employers for workplace deaths

November 4, 2019

Is the proposed Victorian laws to severely punish leaders for workplace deaths and suicides just what we need or discriminatory?

Ghosts, vampires and zombies, but not the kind you’re thinking of

October 30, 2019

What’s scarier than the Halloween monsters said to roam the streets at midnight on the 31st of October? The monsters who occupy our workplaces every other day of the year.

Are we talking about failure properly?

October 29, 2019

You’d never wish failure upon your colleagues but, according to new research, maybe you should.

Reality TV star deemed a worker in landmark compensation case

October 25, 2019

Are contestants now entitled to other employment benefits, like annual leave and superannuation payments? A legal expert weighs in on a new interesting case.

Should you ‘eat the frog’ or not?

October 24, 2019

This popular productivity hack has its benefits, but there are ways it could be working against you.

People will do anything to avoid a tough conversation, even quit

October 21, 2019

Some employees will go to extraordinary lengths to avoid addressing an uncomfortable issue at work, says new research.

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EL2 – Director People Strategy