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HRINZ Weekly Wrap-up

HRINZ Weekly Wrap-up

posted on: May 17, 2013 | author: Beverley Main

From our desks to your screen, here is the week that was at HRINZ National Office. I haven’t written a blog for a very long time. With all that has...

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Waikato Branch

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Waikato Branch

posted on: May 1, 2013 | author: Guest post

Every month HRINZ will bring you a blog from one of our Branch Presidents. This month we have a piece from Sarah Lockett, President of the HRINZ...

Flora’s Diary: HR Policies

Flora’s Diary: HR Policies

posted on: Apr 3, 2013 | author: Editor

If you’ve read my diary in the April HumanResources magazine you’ll see that my big issue this month is about HR Policies. We’re about to...

The HR Minion – Learning a whole new world

The HR Minion – Learning a whole new wo...

posted on: Mar 21, 2013 | author: The HR Minion

Let’s just say I was dead nervous getting ready for my first day working at the biggest employer in the city I was living in, let alone given it...

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Northland Branch

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Northland Bran

posted on: Mar 1, 2013 | author: Guest post

Every month HRINZ will bring you a blog from one of our Branch Presidents. This month we have a piece from Jenny Antunovich, President of the...

Student Ambassadors Reflect on 2012

Student Ambassadors Reflect on 2012

posted on: Feb 18, 2013 | author: Guest post

Three HRINZ Student Ambassadors reflect on the year representing HRINZ on campus   Colette Wood University of Auckland The leap from student to...

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Academic Branch

HRINZ Branch Presidents Blog – Academic...

posted on: Jan 28, 2013 | author: Guest post

Every month HRINZ will bring you a blog from one of our Branch Presidents. First up – Jane Bryson, President of the HRINZ Academic Branch. I am...

The HR Minion – The Breakthrough.

The HR Minion – The Breakthrough.

posted on: Jan 18, 2013 | author: The HR Minion

The HR Minion is a bimonthly blog bringing us the HR world from the perspective of a recent graduate entering the HR workforce. It has been two years...

Key issue for HR

Key issue for HR

posted on: Dec 3, 2012 | author: Flora

If you’ve read my diary in the HR magazine you’ll see that my big issue this month is a key one for HR and it’s about what HR delivers. When...

Reflections on the HRINZ Research Forum

Reflections on the HRINZ Research Forum

posted on: Nov 19, 2012 | author: Guest post

Guest poster, Amanda Sterling, was a speaker at the recent HRINZ Research Forum When I was asked to write the for the HRINZ blog it was a no brainer....

The HR Minion – How it began….

The HR Minion – How it began….

posted on: Nov 1, 2012 | author: The HR Minion

The HR Minion is a bimonthly blog bringing us the HR world from the perspective of a recent graduate entering the HR workforce I am ‘The HR...

HRIZON World Human Resources Conference – 2012

HRIZON World Human Resources Conference ̵...

posted on: Oct 24, 2012 | author: Guest post

Originally posted at QJumpers Recruitment Blog by Simon Oldham from QJumpers. The World Human Resources Congress was held in Australasia for the...

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador Highlights – Sovaia Uluiburotu

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador H...

posted on: Oct 4, 2012 | author: Editor

Entering a warm room tucked away in the glorious national museum of Te Papa and anticipating encountering HR professionals, I knew this conference...

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador Highlights – Colette Wood

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador H...

posted on: Oct 4, 2012 | author: Editor

Peter de Jager’s early morning pre-conference workshop woke me up faster than an espresso could have. This interactive change management workshop...

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador Highlights – Talis Liepins

HRINZ HR Conference 2012 Student Ambassador H...

posted on: Oct 3, 2012 | author: Editor

The holistic structure of the conference and complementary nature of all speakers is what most impressed me. While some speakers addressed diversity...

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