Fair Work Ombudsman v HTA Farmings Pty Ltd Presentation: BMA583
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This presentation analyzes the Fair Work Ombudsman v HTA Farmings Pty Ltd [2017] FCCA 1847 case, focusing on the legal issues of the case and its relevance to human resource management (HRM) and employment relations. The presentation outlines the involvement of the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO), the issues of underpayment and record-keeping, and the penalties imposed. It applies the Harvard HRM model, examining situational factors, stakeholder interests, and HR policies. The presentation further explores Maslow's hierarchy of needs and concludes with recommendations for recruitment companies to avoid underpayment and ensure employee satisfaction, emphasizing the importance of the Harvard model and Maslow's hierarchy of needs to improve organizational effectiveness. The presentation also references the Harvest Trail Inquiry Report 2018.
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