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October 24, 2023

The test-taker is always the highest priority

It can be easy to forget the enormous amount of power we wield when using psychometric tests in any context. That is why, in any assessment process, the test-taker is always the highest priority. Find out the importance of a simple and ethically administered testing process here.

October 12, 2023

Proactive not reactive: Are you fulfilling your positive duty obligations?

Ahead of new regulatory powers of the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) to investigate and enforce compliance with positive duty under the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 that commence on 12th December 2023, the AHRC has released guidelines to help businesses understand their responsibilities and identify and implement any changes they may need to make to meet their legal obligations.

October 9, 2023

Navigating HR Software Selection

In the diverse landscape of Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS), choosing the right solution for your organisation can be a formidable task. Investing time to understand your pain points, identify essential features, and align your budget with the right pricing structure will set the stage for a successful HRIS selection.

October 4, 2023

Get Priorities Straight With Covey’s Time Management Matrix

As leaders, it can sometimes feel like we’re pulled in all different directions. When there’s seemingly no end to the to-do list and everything feels urgent… where do you begin? The answer, of course, is to prioritise your tasks. But that’s a lot easier said than done. Fortunately, there’s a highly effective coaching model that’s perfect for prioritisation. Discover how leaders can apply Stephen Covey’s Time Management Matrix. Learn about the urgent/important quadrants and follow the simple four-step process.

September 12, 2023

Disability discrimination – can reasonable adjustments be made?

Do you know your legal obligations if an employee has an injury which impacts their ability to work? While employers are generally not liable for injuries sustained by employees that occur outside of work, where an injury impacts on an employee’s ability to work, then an employer is obligated to make reasonable adjustments where possible in order for the employee to be able to perform the inherent requirements of their job.

September 6, 2023

How Leaders Can Apply the Circles of Control, Influence & Concern

Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or burnt out? As a leader, managing your stress is critical to allow you to perform at your best and avoid burnout, while ensuring you don’t pass that stress onto your team. The challenge is that so many sources of stress can often feel out of your control. And that can be quite stressful in itself! So, what can you do? Self-coach your way out of stress or overwhelm with the Circles of Control, Influence & Concern model! We share what this model is, what it looks like, and examples of how to get started.

August 18, 2023

Australia’s Best Workplace list 2023!

We are excited to announce Mapien has been named on the Best Workplaces™️ in Australia for 2023 List! This achievement is one we’re incredibly proud of – with each and every team member contributing to the culture and experience we create at Mapien.

August 15, 2023

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FWC Prefers Employment Relationships Not Contracts

A recent FWC decision highlights that it is the termination of the employment relationship and not the employment contract that is important when determining whether there was a dismissal by an employer. The FWC indicates that the employment relationship may commence prior to the employee commencing their first shift.

August 11, 2023

Educating & Empowering Indigenous Children

Mapien are proud supporters of Yalari, an educational and leadership foundation who believe education is the key to generational change and a brighter future for indigenous children. Since 2005, Yalari have been providing Indigenous children from regional & remote communities the opportunity to receive a full boarding school scholarship for their secondary education. Mapien are honoured to support Yalari’s student development program and to continue our ongoing education, support and service to indigenous communities.

Learning Culture in the Workplace

A learning culture in the workplace refers to the environment, practices, and values within an organization that support the continuous learning, growth, and development of its employees. By nurturing a learning culture, organisations can create an environment where employees thrive, innovation flourishes, and the organisation as a whole can adapt and succeed in an ever-changing world.

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