Trust one who has gone through it – Virgil
David Birmingham is a Change Management specialist. He has lead change programs across finance, insurance, banking, marketing, NFP and hospitality organisations both in Australia and internationally. David took some time out to answer some questions and shed some light on the dark arts of change management.
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Article by Charles Watson – Workplace relations and compliance specialist
The international rise of coworking spaces over the last decade has been awesome, particularly if you are a start-up, freelancer or a small operator that needs a less formal office arrangement. Are the days of tech-titans coming out of a parents garage all but gone? Can we have mutually beneficial symbiotic relationships by working in the same space? Maybe, but just like going to the swimming pool, things only work well if we understand the entry requirements and follow some rules.
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Article by Charles Watson – Workplace relations and compliance specialist
In this article Charles Watson reviews these new pay on-demand offerings and what issues employers need to consider when determining they are in fact a benefit to employees. Also, is there a better way to assist in the long run?
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There has never been a better time to turn your hand to being an entrepreneur. Starting a side-hustle, or an all-in attempt, by yourself or with some like minded peers. Whatever it is, just start it.
Continue reading “How soon is now?”
Article by Charles Watson – Workplace relations and compliance specialist
Individual entrepreneurs and social influencers are plentiful. Whether ultimately successful or not you have to admire them. They are out in the world giving it a red hot go. Although most attempt to go it alone, sometimes the right partnering brings great success. Charles Watson gets inspired by learning from those who walk the talk.
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The Corporate Affair 