Mollie Eckersley

Associate Director of Operations at BrightHR Australia and New Zealand

About Mollie Eckersley

Mollie is the Associate Director of Operations at BrightHR ANZ. Having started her corporate career at Peninsula Group as an HR Paralegal in 2020, Mollie has continually proved her management acumen within the Group. With a strong track record in managing high-performing teams, she is passionate about empowering SMEs to build better workplaces. A skilled problem solver and collaborator, she is focused on improving products and offerings at every turn and helping businesses up their game and sustain their success.

Published Articles

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How to track employee work hours accurately

Tracking employee time accurately is an integral part of owning a business with a plethora of benefits for both you and your employees. In today’s fast-paced environment, accurate employee time clocking has never been more crucial. For you, having this data ensures that you have an accurate log of employee hours and that your records are ...

Office handshake between two individuals signifies a resolution to a breach of contract.

Breach of Employment Contract

When a contract is agreed upon between employer and employee, you don’t expect it to be broken. However, sometimes the terms aren’t adhered to, and the contract is breached. These contracts are legally binding, so you need to understand what to do when they’re broken. You need to realize what could cause a breach of contract. A breached contract ...

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HR outsourcing services

A summary of this article: Definition HR outsourcing is the process of purchasing HR services for your business from an external HR provider. Different HR outsourcing options Busonesses can choose from a range of outsourced services including application services and BPO. The benefits In the long run HR outsouricing is an investment that can save...

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Fixed-Term Contracts

It’s important for every employer to establish terms of employment with their employees. Most employees are hired indefinitely – which means there is no set date of when the employment will end. Alternatively, some employees are hired for a set amount of time. This is referred to as a fixed-term contract. Fixed-term contracts are a great way ...