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Phoebe Armstrong

Phoebe Armstrong

Verified

Author, HRmonthly

Sydney

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Automotive News , Electric Vehicles , African Owned Startups

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Health.

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Total articles 201

  • 4 strategies to combat employee disillusionment

    By Phoebe Armstrong| HRmonthly Verified New research highlights rising employee disillusionment, driven by inequality, mistrust and a sense of powerlessness. By taking steps to rebuild trust and strengthen cohesion, HR can play a key role in reversing this trend. Widespread disillusionment is damaging trust and weakening workplace culture, according to a recent report.

    By Phoebe Armstrong · HRmonthly

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Engineering salary guide: how much should you be getting paid in 2025?

    By Phoebe Armstrong| Create Digital@ Wondering how your pay stacks up against industry standards? Use these eight graphs to help you compare engineering salaries by role, region and industry. As the Australian job market stabilises, salary growth is beginning to slow down, according to research from recruiter Hays. Its latest annual salary guide shows 86 per cent of employers plan to offer pay rises in 2025 – down from a peak of 95 per cent last year.

    By Phoebe Armstrong · Create Digital

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Office mandates are stabilising, not increasing, finds AHRI report

    By Phoebe Armstrong| HRmonthly Verified New research reveals fewer Australian employers are tightening in-office requirements, with most opting to maintain existing hybrid models. Here’s how one organisation has implemented a tailored, trust-based flexible work model to support its dispersed teams. Despite widespread speculation about a return-to-office resurgence, a new AHRI report reveals that fewer organisations are enforcing stricter in-office requirements than they were two years ago.

    By Phoebe Armstrong · HRmonthly

    Apr. 09, 2025

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