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What Australian employees want in 2027, and who’s being left behind
Employee engagement in Australia has climbed to 73%, but the recovery isn’t reaching everyone. Our 2026 data shows who’s being left behind, and what…

Welcome to the May 2024 edition of WorkLife Business News. This issue is filled with key insights on how to unlock employee potential with Learning and Development in the workplace, expert opinions, and a look at the impact of innovative workplace strategies.
We are also thrilled to feature exclusive insights from Matthew Trattles, Vice President of SMBs at Auctane (parent company of ShipStation), who reveals cutting-edge strategies for thriving in today’s dynamic retail market in the UK. Additionally, don’t miss the enlightening article by Debbie Mavis, Group HR Director at Avanti Communications, on attracting fresh STEM talent to propel your company forward.
There’s plenty more in store, including innovative workplace strategies that are making waves across industries. Each article is packed with actionable advice and forward-thinking ideas tailored to help you navigate the complexities of today’s business environment.
We’re confident that these features will inspire new ideas and opportunities for growth within your team and organisation. Click here to read.
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Employee engagement in Australia has climbed to 73%, but the recovery isn’t reaching everyone. Our 2026 data shows who’s being left behind, and what…
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October 15, 2026
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