HR & Safety Software 
ISO Training Academy 
foundU Client Login WHS risk assessment: A step-by-step guide for business owners
WHS risk assessments are a legal requirement for every Australian business owner, and getting them wrong can leave you exposed. This is the step-by-step breakdown of what a WHS risk …
8 signs your business needs an HR consultant
Many business owners don’t start looking at HR companies until something has already gone wrong. Here’s how to spot the signs before it gets to that point.
Fair Work abolishes junior pay rates for adults: what it means for businesses
On 31 March 2026, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) handed down a landmark decision that will permanently alter how businesses pay young adult workers.
In-house HR vs. outsourced HR consulting: which is right for your business?
Getting HR right is one of the most important calls you’ll make for your business, and how you get there, in-house or outsourced, matters more than most businesses realise.
Spot safety risks before they become incidents with this expert guide
The most effective WHS systems don’t just respond to accidents; they spot warning signs early and act before anyone gets hurt.
Driving success: transport and logistics industry certification
Powering transport and logistics with certification. Any organisation involved in warehousing, transport and distribution will benefit from certification. In industries where it’s absolutely critical to demonstrate a commitment to compliance …
Employer’s guide to public holidays: Easter, school holidays and Anzac Day
With Easter and school holidays coming up, employers must understand what public holiday pay is and how to calculate it accurately.
Five weeks leave, a four-day week, reproductive leave: what unions want next
Trade unions are actively lobbying the federal government for sweeping changes to the National Employment Standards (NES). Here’s what you need to know about it.
Breaking down the National AI Plan
The National AI Plan highlights several workplace risks associated with AI adoption.
What is a WHS Management System?
A strong workplace safety management system helps organisations meet their legal obligation to provide a safe and healthy work environment, so far as is reasonably practicable.