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Cottoninfo Human Resources Workshops

Waters, Warwick (CottonInfo, )

Two, two hour Human Resource Information Workshops in September, 2016. Expert consultants were engaged to present.

The impact of farm workforce turnover in the cotton sector

Nettle, Ruth (University Of Melbourne, )

The Australian cotton industry recognises the value of people and has a vision that by 2029 it will be an - an industry that “retains, attracts and develops highly capable people” (Cotton Research and Development Corp

Innovative Work: Cotton Workforce Development for Sustained Competitive Advantage

Nettle, Ruth (University Of Melbourne, )

The cotton sector has prioritised workforce development for strategic investment by setting human capacity building as a goal and defining a strategy to plan for future industry capacity needs.

Building Capacity of Cotton Farm Employees: Employer Driven Staff Development

Waters, Warwick (Waters Consulting, )

In an increasingly competitive labour market, the ability to retain and develop existing employees is an ongoing challenge for the Cotton Industry.

Cotton Industry and Profession Development Strategy-Seek Buy-in to the Strategy

Stone, Gordon (Gordon Stone & Associates, )

Based on the data that emerged from a Human resources project undertaken earlier in 2012 and reported on in March 2012, the objectives of this project were to investigate the likely level of support for a Strategic Pr

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