It took a lot of frank and honest conversations and self-reflection before Nina Mapson Bone FRCSA felt comfortable enough to put her hand up to take on the role of RCSA President. Voted in at a Board Meeting on October 29, the Managing Director at Beaumont People is expected to be a popular choice as President of RCSA, replacing Sinead Hourigan FRCSA who stepped down after two years in the role. “I wasn’t sure at first if I should put my name forward for the role,” Nina (pict

Time certainly flies when you are having fun. As my term as RCSA’s president draws to a close in November, I wanted to reflect on and share with our valued members, colleagues and friends some of my fondest memories and learnings during this time. It’s been such a pleasure to act as RCSA’s president and work with such a special group of people who are truly ‘leading in the world of work’. For the past two years, I’ve been fortunate to speak with RCSA CEO Charles Cameron for a

In 2019, there were immense changes to Australia’s staffing industry including: Significant challenges with implementation of Labour Hire licensing Legal and compliance requirements for recruitment owners greater than ever Global gig worker economy estimated to be valued at $4.5 trillion Spend on statement of work in Australia is said to be four to five times that of contingent labour In 2020, we can expect: Continued influence of procurement on labour supply chain Burden of