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INS

Locality: Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Phone: +61 1800 467 000

Address: 1 Oxford Street 2010 Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia

Website: http://ins.com.au/

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23.01.2022 We are excited to announce that INS has been recognised as a winner of the Australian Business Awards 2018 for Change Management and Employer of Choice!

22.01.2022 Check out our latest blog post: "Performance management is broken. Here's how to fix it." https://hubs.ly/H0fT5Nc0

21.01.2022 Here's our 6 tips on implementing the Capability Framework with limited resources.

20.01.2022 The future of work has always been unpredictable and there is no time in history where our world of work has moved so quickly. This report by the World Economic Forum on the Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2019, takes a mind-blowing look at the real future and it is fascinating. It is riddled with careers that have not yet been invented and paints a picture of a world where our lives are so much better. These technologies are targeted at improving the world around us and with...in us and allow us to virtually teleport to a distant site and actually feel the handshakes and hugs of fellow cyber-travellers. This will take how we work, learn, interact and do business to a whole new level and it is both daunting and exciting. At INS we are realistic and optimistic. Since we cant say for sure what the future holds, lets imagine and create positive possibilities. Read the full report https://ins.com.au/top-10-emerging-technologies-2019/ See more

20.01.2022 Check out our latest post by Sherryn McCarthy on how to convince your General Manager to introduce the Capability Framework.

19.01.2022 Our incredible CEO Sophia recently delivered a workshop on Managing Change in the Public Sector. It was an insightful and very well received workshop which inspired her to write the following article. Read it here: https://ins.com.au/managing-organisational-change/

19.01.2022 Find out 3 ways Capability Frameworks can overcome your performance management challenges in 2019: https://hubs.ly/H0fS1mT0

18.01.2022 Wouldn't it be great to be a historian reflecting back how in 2020 Australia's workforce was reflective of true diversity and inclusion and was a beacon for the world! One can dream. Working together we can do this!

17.01.2022 Have you worked out Millennials yet? Here's what you need to know [e-book] | INS Career Management https://hubs.ly/H0dBnWz0

17.01.2022 Does the Local Government Capability Framework affect the NSW LG Award 2017? | INS Career Management

16.01.2022 INS is proud to announce our first award for 2019. Our superstar HR Manager Kellie Grant has been acknowledged by HRD as one of the Innovative HR Teams for 2019. Read more at: https://www.hcamag.com//innovative-hr-teams-2019/ins/160892

15.01.2022 INS are proud to announce that we have won the Elizabeth Broderick Workforce Flexibility Award at the 2018 Australian HR Institute Awards! We are honoured to be recognised for our work towards creating a flexible and supportive workplace for our team.

13.01.2022 A key approach for INS in preparing organisations and individuals for the future of work, is remaining curious and open to what we are yet to understand and are prone to fear. According to the Deloitte report The path to prosperity: Why the future of work is human the future of work isnt scary, only misunderstood. Embedded in both the work of the hands and the work of the head is a hidden element that has not been highlighted the work of the heart. This resonates with IN...S with our focus on head, heart and courage. The indicators are, that it is the interpersonal and creative roles that will be hardest of all to automate, with two-thirds of jobs predicted to be soft-skill intensive by 2030. With insights on the importance of diversity, soft skills, changing our approach to training & education and ethical business practices, this report provides a surprisingly positive outlook on the future of work. See the full report : https://content.deloitte.com.au/e/f2?LP=1559

13.01.2022 Check out this article featuring our CEO Sophia Symeou about the local government ageing workforce and the importance of good workforce planning. https://www.governmentnews.com.au/councils-brace-for-retir/

13.01.2022 Check out our CEO Sophia Symeou sharing her story this morning on channel 9's TODAY show. She is living proof that even if you dont get the marks you want on your HSC, there are many other avenues you can take. If things don't go right for you, just turn left. https://www.9now.com.au//20/clip-cjjyv8yyg000u0glj46juir48

13.01.2022 The 3rd Annual 2019 Workplace Learning Report has been released by LinkedIn Learning and the findings are very positive! There is great news in the increasing area of staff development, with talent personnel focusing on the different preferences of all learners, including social, mobile, manager involvement, and self-directed learning opportunities. At INS, we believe in the ethos of continuous learning and encourage a multi-disciplinary culture of curiosity. Read the full report: https://learning.linkedin.com//workplace-learning-report-2

13.01.2022 I am so proud to be working with the amazing Christina Gerakiteys and Lisa Andrews who have officially launched SingularityU Australia! If you are at all interested in how technology can be positively used to tackle the worlds biggest challenges then join me for the @SingularityU Australia Summit. On October 22-23 we will be showcasing the latest developments in exponential technologies and how people across disciplines are working together to achieve inspiring results for our world. We are also calling startups or individuals with a moonshot idea for creating a positive impact for humanity, to enter the second SingularityU Global Impact Challenge for your chance to be connected with people who will help you make a difference.

12.01.2022 Another win! Well done INS for winning the Elizabeth Broderick Workforce Flexibility Award at the 2018 AHRI Awards

10.01.2022 Excitement building about our CEO Sophia Symeou presenting at the National Employment Solutions Conference this afternoon on how transferable skills and attribute-based learning will build workforces for the future. IPAA NSW Jobs NSW GovJobs

10.01.2022 The Mercer Global Talent Trends of 2019 report is a great insight into the four key trends emerging in our workplaces. With employees rapidly seeking more purpose, inspiration and connectivity, employers have to up their game to meet modern day demands. Upskilling and reskilling have moved up the agenda for Leaders, which has long been a driver and passion at INS. The great news is, this report highlights that doing the right thing in business around Ethics, Equity and Empathy are the true markers of value for potential employees. It is great to see more humanity in Human Resources. Read the full report: https://www.mercer.com//gl-2019-global-talent-trends-study

10.01.2022 The Diversity Council of Australia has today released the Change at Work report, outlining ways to improve diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the workplace. Joining forces with Google and Deloitte, they offer an evidence-based model for designing and implementing D&I organisational change. Our experience aligns to the findings that only 6% of organisations use a structured organisational change model to implement change. At INS we believe It is important that approved change management plans become active blue prints, using a model that fits your organisation, learning from the past, as you move to the future. Check out the full report via: https://www.dca.org.au/research/project/change-work For more information on developing and implementing change within your organisation go to: https://ins.com.au/

10.01.2022 Our team is always inspired to follow our values and be a formidable force for good. It all starts with our CEO Sophia Symeou

09.01.2022 Are you hoping to implement the Local Government NSW Capability Framework this year? Here's our four step roadmap to get you started: https://hubs.ly/H0fS1pf0

08.01.2022 Read our latest blog by Kellie Grant on how small businesses can achieve workplace flexibility.

07.01.2022 INS is proud to present this case study outlining its success working with the NSW Government to develop and implement a tailored Talent Mobility Pathway. The pathway provided an innovative alternative to large-scale redundancies of employees impacted by the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme within NSW. The savings achieved were significant, which for an innovative, first-of-its-kind program is particularly noteworthy. The greatest privilege was designing and implementing a ground-breaking program, while maintaining our commitment to treat people as individuals with dignity and respect. Read the full case study https://ins.com.au/ins-develops-and-implements-an-innovati/

06.01.2022 Find out how we helped Transport for NSW manage their staff during a major restructure: https://hubs.ly/H0fR_Z10

05.01.2022 Check out our latest post by Sherryn McCarthy on the 3 ways Capability Frameworks can overcome performance management challenges.

05.01.2022 As we watch the world of work change through the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we must meet it with similar change in how we see education. This is a great article about how to specialise in your field and expand your expertise to take advantage of the landscape of your industry. This interesting article discusses how the indispensable employees of the future will be those with a broad and complementary skill set. Read the full article: https://www.weforum.org//fourth-industrial-revolution-edu/

05.01.2022 "You don't have to be a global business to take on the global players" Sophia Symeou https://www.ahri.com.au//a/contemporary-hr-awards-section

05.01.2022 INS are proud to announce that we are a finalist for this years Australian HR Institute Workplace Flexibility Award!

04.01.2022 Work-based assessments can be used to assess employee capabilities. Read our blog to find out how: https://hubs.ly/H0fS1nw0

02.01.2022 We are proud to announce that INS has won the Australian HR Award for Employer of Choice (1-99 employees). This has been an incredible year for us and we are honoured to be recognised yet again!

02.01.2022 INS is thrilled to be recognised as one of the Australian Financial Review Top 100 Innovative Companies for 2018! The team had a great time at the awards dinner last night.

02.01.2022 The 2019 face of employment sees our attitudes greatly changing about what mainstream work is today. Putting the human back in human resources, companies and employers have never had to work so hard to attract and retain talent. The 2019 Deloitte Global Human Capital Trends report highlights some staggering but not-so-surprising insights on our current state of work, including how 34% of respondents ranked societal impact (diversity, inequality, environment) as the number 1 factor used to measure success when evaluating annual performance. For more great insights read the full report https://www2.deloitte.com//5136_HC-T/DI_HC-Trends-2019.pdf

01.01.2022 Every now and then I read an article that really excites me. This article about an innovative approach to recruitment employed by a New York based company, Greyston Bakery, made my day! Many companies, mine included, are searching for ways in which we can be a formidable force for good. Greyston Bakery has found a way to use its recruitment for entry level roles to make a solid difference to community through a practice they have coined Open Hiring. In my experience the key thing to making this approach work is 200% commitment by the leadership, embedding it into the very fibres of your organisations culture. If youre game, and its relevant, and you are willing to put your money where your mouth is, wow, is this a practice that could change your world. Please enjoy the read! https://www.hrmonline.com.au/re/how-does-open-hiring-work/

01.01.2022 Check out this great article by INS CEO Sophia Symeou on why women don't ask for pay rises.