Jerome Doraisamy is an Editor at Lawyers Weekly. He specializes in themes related to HR and workforce issues, careers and employment, as well as legal affairs and business economics, with a focus on topics such as career pathing, upskilling, and corporate sustainability. Jerome's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including Australian Aviation, Accounting Times, and Smart Property Investment.
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Jerome's coverage primarily focuses on the legal industry, encompassing subjects such as law firms, leadership, technology, workplace culture and human resources. He also covers government announcements and press releases related to these areas.
Given his focus on the Australian legal landscape, potential pitches should be tailored to provide insights or commentary relevant to legal developments within Australia. For instance, topics could include changes in legislation affecting workplaces or new technologies impacting Australian law firms. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions pertaining to HR practices specific to the country's legal sector.
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By: Jerome Doraisamy, Matthew Taylor
With the surging fuel prices and supply chain disruptions, it is clear that the vast majority of Australian businesses are having to reshape their operating models to cater for the inevitable increase in costs and drop in revenue.
Australia's taxation system is facing growing structural pressures from ageing, healthcare, defence, and economic transition costs, a new publication has suggested.
Revenue and billing automation platform Ignition and cloud-native practice and document management platform FYI have launched an integration that aims to close the gap between proposal and delivery for accounting firms.
By: Jerome Doraisamy
Employment lawyers have welcomed the “admirable” move by the federal government to embark on a once-in-a-generation reform to the nation's employment services system, but added that some scepticism is warranted.
The Albanese government is introducing legislation to deliver more tax cuts for Australian workers and tax reform to help more Australians own a home of their own. However, an accounting body says it risks creating more complexity and uncertainty.
By: Jerome Doraisamy, Matthew Taylor
New data from SEEK has revealed that hiring the wrong person could be costing Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) an estimated $7.3 billion per year.
“I don't use AI on moral grounds.” It sounds like a line from a science fiction film, but some employers are telling me it is a sentiment being voiced with increasing regularity in workplaces, writes Paul O'Halloran.
By: Matthew Taylor, Jerome Doraisamy
By: Nicholas Burch, Jerome Doraisamy
No client has ever said, ‘What I really want is faster data entry’. Accountants are better placed than perhaps ever before to provide confidence, insight, and trusted advice in an age of new technologies.
