Saturday 10 October is World Mental Health Day 2020 Did you know that one in five Australians are affected by mental illness every year? Many more people have been impacted by the current COVID-19 pandemic, and the increased uncert READ MORE
The health and safety of our customers and teams during COVID-19 is a priority for MAX. Due to the ongoing restrictions in Melbourne, the following offices are currently closed:: Moorabbin Brunswick Oakleigh READ MORE
In this increasingly fast-paced and interconnected world, we are bombarded daily by information. This can make it hard to concentrate, whether it be at home with loved ones or trying to stay focussed at work. Thankfully, there are many READ MORE
Working from home was a welcome routine for a lot of employees during COVID-19. But could the biggest beneficiaries of this ‘new normal’ be people with disabilities? READ MORE
People with disabilities have traditionally been excluded or underutilized in the workforce. Stigmas and a general lack of understanding surrounding the capabilities and skills they can provide businesses, has led to an employment rate READ MORE
Businesses today invest a lot of time celebrating difference to promote workforce diversity. Have we got it the wrong way round? READ MORE
Great strides have been made to raise awareness around the mental health of men in recent years. A good example is men’s health week, which has successfully campaigned on issues like suicide rates. Men are four times as likely as women READ MORE
A lot of people have been working remotely over the last few months. But businesses recently have started to bring more staff back into offices. READ MORE
Type 2 diabetes is a condition that causes the level of sugar (glucose) in blood to become too high. It develops when someone’s body becomes resistant to insulin, or does not make enough insulin to process the glucose in their food and READ MORE
It is important to understand how to support your employees through COVID-19. In extraordinary times and amidst a situation to which people have had no prior exposure, some people may be feeling strained, fearful and tense – all sympto READ MORE
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