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NEWS: 10.10.2019
ASX-listed ReadyTech expands payroll and workforce management offering through the acquisition of Zambion and WageLink. ReadyTech has acquired two businesses that will extend its payroll and workforce management software capabilities, including advanced time and attendance and rostering capability.
ViDEO: 21.10.2018
The next big thing in payroll
The future of employee payments will be much more immediate and flexible, but what do employers need to know? ReadyTech sat down with Aussiepay and ePayroll general manager Daniel Wyner to find out what the brave new world of on-demand employee payments means for your business.
NEWS: 16.09.2019
ReadyTech announces partnership with Flare HR
ReadyTech (ASX:RDY), a leading provider of people management software for education and employment, is pleased to announce a partnership with fast-growing employee engagement platform Flare HR that will augment its value proposition for Australian employers.
THINKING: 03.07.2019
Are gigs the future of work or is the gig (economy) up?
The future of work was meant to involve the Uberisation of everything, but in-built limitations may find the ‘sugary drink’ world of the gig economy confined to niches of the employment market.
NEWS: 22.07.2019
ReadyTech recognised for innovation in disability employment services
The National Employment Services Association (NESA) has named ReadyTech business Esher House’s collaboration with WISE Employment as a 2019 Innovation in Disability Employment Award finalist.
NEWS: 10.04.2019
ReadyTech to assist Government and PwC with jobseeker pilot
ReadyTech has been selected to assist the Federal Government and PwC with a $3 million jobseeker trial in South Western Sydney that aims to help 250 older jobseekers find and sustain employment.
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THINKING: 03.07.2019
Are gigs the future of work or is the gig (economy) up?
The future of work was meant to involve the Uberisation of everything, but in-built limitations may find the ‘sugary drink’ world of the gig economy confined to niches of the employment market.
THINKING: 21.10.2018
Q&A: The flexible pay future of payroll – The next big thing in payroll?
When considered in the context of employment and the future of work, leadership in education has never been more important. Technology is rapidly changing the workplace and the jobs required in the future and there is an imperative to adapt our education systems to meet these new challenges.
THINKING: 21.10.2018
What innovation really means (and how to do it)
Innovation is a term we hear a lot in today’s tech-driven world. While there’s no doubt people know it’s an important part of remaining competitive – both now and into the future – understanding what innovation actually means and how to apply it within your own business context can be difficult.
News
NEWS: 22.07.2019
ReadyTech recognised for innovation in disability employment services
The National Employment Services Association (NESA) has named ReadyTech business Esher House’s collaboration with WISE Employment as a 2019 Innovation in Disability Employment Award finalist.
NEWS: 10.04.2019
ReadyTech to assist Government and PwC with jobseeker pilot
ReadyTech has been selected to assist the Federal Government and PwC with a $3 million jobseeker trial in South Western Sydney that aims to help 250 older jobseekers find and sustain employment.
NEWS: 04.04.2019
VET review, Budget signal changes to system
The release of the Federal Government’s expert review into vocational education and training and the Federal Budget have recommended changes to the VET system. Read on below for a summary of key recommendations and funding as well as ReadyTech’s full submission to the review.
Videos
The next big thing in payroll
The future of employee payments will be much more immediate and flexible, but what do employers need to know? Aussiepay and ePayroll general manager Daniel Wyner explains.
Opening door on Accessability Day
Employment means a lot to those who are seeking it. On Accessibility Day, ReadyTech was honoured to give a few enthusiastic jobseekers the chance to experience working life at a fast-growing tech company.
Behavioural science and employment
Are human beings logical actors motivated by financial incentives, or should governments instead be seeing us through the lens of four key principles of human behaviour when designing the employment services system? Esher House CEO Darren Coppin explains.
Podcast
PODCAST: 13.09.2019
Why Meaning and Purpose Matters in the Future of Work with Darren Coppin
On this episode of WorkED Marc Washbourne sits down with behavioural science extraordinaire Darren Coppin from Esher House to enter the realm of meaning and purpose and come back with new understandings of their importance in our working lives and the health of society as a whole.
PODCAST: 04.06.2019
The Gig Economy and Remote Work with Andrew Joyce
The gig economy once promised to set workers free from office cubicles and give businesses a way to engage flexible workforces at will. But is the reality short-changing employees and employers?
PODCAST: 08.05.2019