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Anatomy of a wage theft: Australian businesses at risk of criminality
The issue of wage theft has never been more prominent in Australia, with wage theft criminalisation laws now in effect. I’ve spent a lot of time in...
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The Canberra Times: 2025 Predictions
InThe Canberra Timesfirst edition of the year, I shared three trends I believe will be focal points for people leaders in 2025: Compliance,...
What HR leaders need to know about the new wage theft laws coming in 2025
I enjoyed sitting down with Jerome Doraisamy on the HR Leader podcast to discuss Australia’s upcoming wage theft criminalisation laws and what they...
2025: A make-or-break year for HR leaders
2025 is set to be a transformational year for people and HR leaders across Australia. I shared some of my thoughts withHR Leaderon what I think will...
The balance of employee passion and business outcomes
It was great to speak to HR Leader about how employers can get the balance of embracing their people’s passions and still achieving commercial and...
Why wage theft issues are so prominent in Australia
Thank youConsultancy.com.aufor sharing my thoughts on wage theft.
Linking staff reputation and happiness to executive pay the next logical step
I was delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to HR Leader on the topic of staff reputation, which is very close to my heart and central to...
The Canberra Times: A Stifling System Crippling Trust
Thank youThe Canberra Timesfor the opportunity to contribute an article on the important issues of wage theft and compliance, and the wider impact...
Budget fails to address productivity, industrial relations complexity
Thank youiTWirefor sharing my thoughts on the 2024 budget.
The Daily Telegraph: Focus on People, not just AI tech
Jarrod wrote in The Daily Telegraph about needing more than ChatGPT to fix productivity. Read the article and opinion below.
The Canberra Times: Wondering where last week's pay went? You're not alone, Jarrod McGrath
Jarrod wrote in The Canberra Times about the disconnect between awards, EBAs, and organisations’ workforce management and payroll technology systems.
Jarrod McGrath on Stories of Scaling Up
In a thought-provoking interview with Jonathan Herps of Scale of Growth Partners, Jarrod explored the challenges and triumphs of scaling businesses...
