by Kerryn Heath | Apr 25, 2017 | Collaboration and Networking
We live in a fast paced world that seems to be accelerating every minute. Often, we are being connected by apps that help us to solve problems we didn’t even know we had! How many times have we been on the receiving end of “that look” from our... by Kerryn Heath | Feb 8, 2017 | Elder Law and Care
The Senior News of 3 February 2017 summarizes the changes being made to the way senior citizens will be able to self manage their home care packages. Oliver Beaumont, CEO of The Beaumont Group, says “These changes are revolutionizing the aged care industry... by Kerryn Heath | Feb 2, 2017 | Employment
We all know how a swarm of butterflies feels in the pit of our stomach when we are asked for referees when seeking a new job. We are never really totally sure what they will say – and suddenly we are aware we are closer to landing that job we want. But it is... by Kerryn Heath | Jan 18, 2017 | Family Law
Family law is a tough place to work. It does involve both high moments and very low ones as people either fight or work together to create their futures as they see them. This article by Bianca Hall, published in The Age shows in many ways – things just...
by Kerryn Heath | Dec 3, 2016 | Property
This article published in The Age and written by Giselle Wakatama certainly gives us a view of a hidden danger we are most likely to miss when doing due diligence to purchase a property. Who would think to test our new property for the presence of ice – and no...
by Kerryn Heath | Nov 28, 2016 | Automotive Manufacturing
We can all nash our teeth, beat our chests and bemoan 2017 as the year the automotive industry took our business with it when it leaves our shore. Or, we can do what many auto part manufacturers are doing which is seeking to find a different way to think about their...
by Kerryn Heath | Sep 7, 2016 | Employment
Labour force: We are moving part-time as the jobs market hollows out Everything just keeps on changing. This seems to include the last bastion of stability – the way we measure progress and change itself. We all know the “old phrase” regarding statistics – “lies,...
by Kerryn Heath | Sep 1, 2016 | Wages
Wage price index growth plumbs new record lows The price of labour has been growing exponentially over the last few years. How much to both pay staff and earn as a salary is a highly emotive issue. Both parties attempt to handle the topic dispassionately, how well is...