Councils across NSW are considering their options after a government-commissioned report found nearly two thirds were “unfit”, marking them as possible candidates for forced mergers.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (Ipart) recently released a report that...

The principle that financial markets accurately reflect the underlying value of traded stocks has been widely accepted in the investment world since the 1960s. It is predicated on the assumption that investors make buy or sell decisions based on a rational view: that i...

I was reminded the other day that the work social, and health care practitioners do is not for the faint hearted.

After 30 years of working directly with people at their point of need, I sometimes forget the attitude I bring, and the skill of sharing knowledge is what m...

The McKinsey Global Institute released an excellent report in 2012 entitled, The Social Economy. Unlocking Value and Productivity through Social Technologies which whilst some three years old, make compelling reading. The report found (amongst other things) that:

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We hear a lot about how managers and leaders in the sector need to be innovative, yet many have done this all their lives. So, why is it that we often don’t acknowledge innovation in the workplace? There are reasons for this but the most common one is that for innovati...