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Telum Media’s Timothy Weller explains how the PR, Media and Communications industry sector is working through COVID-19. Since the beginning of March, Australia, alongside the rest of the world, has been dealing with the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak. All businesses, industries and functions, including those in Sales, Marketing & Communications have been learning to deal w...

The SR Group stands with the Black community, committed to the unalienable truth that Black Lives Matter. We've spent time listening, learning, and reflecting on how we can better equip our staff, leadership, clients and community to seek to understand and call out bias. It is up to us all to do more to dismantle the systemic structures which create barriers to equality for ...

As the economic shutdown brought on by COVID-19-related restrictions hit Australia, business leaders needed to assess and immediately activate their business continuity plans. During these unprecedented times, leaders were facing unique and rapidly changing challenges. In the beginning, it was really more about understanding how people are set up. Can they work from home? Ar...

The effects of quarantine are kicking in, and recruitment during COVID-19 is not the same as before. As we head into another week in lock-down, Pearce Doorley Head of Carter Murray Australia, explores the ramifications of coronavirus on the Marketing & Communications marketplace, and the evolving trends and the impacts upon employers in Australia. Pearce talks about marketpl...

UPDATE: Since our market overview was compiled a lot has changed, the outbreak of Covid-19 globally has fundamentally changed how we are working both physically and mentally. It is changing and developing how companies go to market and how employees deliver their work on a daily basis. While the changes over the last 2 months will undoubtedly have a major impact on all indus...

UPDATE: Since our market overview was compiled a lot has changed, the outbreak of Covid-19 globally has fundamentally changed how we are working both physically and mentally. It is changing and developing how companies go to market and how employees deliver their work on a daily basis. While the changes over the last 2 months will undoubtedly have a major impact on all indus...

In the wake of the coronavirus, uncertainty has become the new norm for many people. The reality is that the landscape is changing daily, and job security is in question for many industries. And whilst many people understand that businesses and organisations are looking for options to reduce expenditure and some have to make the difficult decision to downsize their workforce...

UPDATE: Since our market overview was compiled a lot has changed, the outbreak of Covid-19 globally has fundamentally changed how we are working both physically and mentally. It is changing and developing how companies go to market and how employees deliver their work on a daily basis. While the changes over the last 2 months will undoubtedly have a major impact on all indus...

As we enter 2020, it is clear to see how much the world of work has changed over the last decade. Innovation and technology has seen the emergence of new roles, changes in legislation has altered how we engage with other markets and there has been a significant demand for more flexible ways of working. The 2020 Australia Financial Services report investigates the market tren...

Around the world, events are cancelled, restaurants closed, and governments are advising everyone to stay home. Where possible, employers are asking employees to work remotely. No matter how you look at it, life as we know it is changing and slowing down with fewer places to go, and whilst people may not be engaging publicly at the moment, social media and internet usage has...