2009 HR Summit

Kieren Perkins & Alison Monroe at 2009 HR Summit

 

2008 National Diversity@Work Awards In November 2008, Adage won a joint award for Employment and Inclusion of Mature Workers at the National Diversity@Work awards presented by Bob Geldof.

 

SageCo sponsors National HR Awards SageCo is proud to have partnered with Human Resources Magazine for four consecutive years to sponsor the National Human Resources Awards. The inaugural SageCo Award for Best Mature Age Workforce Strategy was presented in 2005 to Main Roads WA. Since that time annual recipients have included SunState Cement and Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care.
SageCo Director Alison Monroe with MC Paul McDermott		Catriona Byrne and Alison Monroe, SageCo with John Alexander, The Salvation Army, recipients of a Highly Commended Award for Best Mature Age Workforce Implementation		Representing Award Winner DADHC, Pam Rutledge with Paul McDermott, MC		Nudie founder Tim Pethick with SageCo Directors Alison Monroe and Catriona Byrne at the HR Awards 2005

SageCo wins inaugural Thought Leadership Award SageCo was honoured to receive the inaugural ipac Award for Outstanding Thought Leadership at a function at Establishment in Sydney in November 2005. Special guests at the event included Shane Gould, Sir Ian Sinclair and Professor Ronald Penny. "In times of economic downturn," Jones says, "it is essential that companies take a long-term view, as business success is largely dependent on the ability of staff." Less than half of finance and accounting companies, the survey found, are currently taking steps to prepare for the exodus of baby boomers, which will pose significant HR challenges to Australian companies in two or three years' time. Jones estimates that about five per cent of the working population will retire as soon as super funds bounce back. Robert Half International employment survey of more than 3,500 accounting and finance professionals from 14 countries, including Australia, the UK, France and Japan. Robert Half Asia-Pacific's managing director, David Jones