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Kathryn MacMillan MHRM&IR, MRCSA CAHRI heads a strong and diverse Recruitment & HR team combining both experience and qualifications. Kathryn holds a Masters of Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations from Sydney University, ranked first in the University in 2017 in Management Consulting and winner of the prestigious Kingsley Laffer Memorial Award, for Industrial Relations, from the University in 2018.
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2024 – ShireBiz – Recent IR Changes
Nov 4, 2024
Our MD had a great session informing shire business owner on all HR matters and the impact of the recent changes to employment matters concerning employees
FROM OUR BLOG
Understanding Microaggressions and Microgestures in the Workplace: Why They Matter
Oct 3, 2025
This article will assist you to understand Microaggressions and Microgestures in the workplace; why they matter and what to do about them. In today’s workplaces, organisations are increasingly focused on fostering diversity, inclusion, and psychological safety. While policies, training, and leadership support are important foundations, what often goes unnoticed—and can significantly impact workplace culture—are the […]
Beyond Qualifications: The Skills Modern Early Childhood Services Need
Aug 12, 2026
Across Australia’s early childhood education and care (ECEC) sector, recruitment is evolving rapidly. While formal qualifications remain essential, they are no longer the sole indicator of a strong hire. Today’s educators are expected to bring a broader and more adaptable skill set to the workplace—one that reflects the changing needs of children, families, and services. […]
