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The Importance of a Sound Induction Process: Setting the Stage for Success.
1. First Impressions Count The induction process is often the first significant interaction new staff have with your organisation after the interview stage. A well-planned and organised induction creates a strong first impression, showing that the company values all its employees, whether they are permanent or temporary. This early engagement can set the tone for a positive working..
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This week's Changemaker
Rob Rees is a renowned social entrepreneur, former award-winning chef, and long-time advocate for social justice, food education and community wellbeing. He was recently appointed
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Leesa Waters has more than 30 years' experience in the social services sector, having worked in youth refuges, child protection services, women’s refuges, correctional facilities,
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This weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker is Amanda McKenzie, a leading Australian climate advocate and co-founder of the Climate Council, which she has led
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This weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker is a Noura Mansour, a Palestinian educator, political analyst, writer, activist, community organizer and National Director of racial
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