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Sharon Gray is the Head of People and Culture at Oz Harvest. She has worked in people leadership experience in the retail, hospitality, pharmaceutical and disability sectors for over 25 years.

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Have you thought about resigning?

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Sharon Gray, Tuesday, 5th April 2022 - The Great Resignation is real, and it’s here. OzHarvest's Sharon Gray writes that honest staff engagement keeps a culture healthy.

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Sharon Gray is the Head of People and Culture at Oz Harvest. She has worked in people leadership experience in the retail, hospitality, pharmaceutical and disability sectors for over 25 years.

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Sharon Gray is the Head of People and Culture at Oz Harvest. She has worked in people leadership experience in the retail, hospitality, pharmaceutical and disability sectors for over 25 years.

Articles:

Have you thought about resigning?

We’re not your average jobs board