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Sylvie Thrush Marsh, Chief Evangelist

Sylvie Thrush Marsh, Chief Evangelist
After completing three degrees in five years, Sylvie cut her teeth on HR administration before moving into a national recruitment role. She heads our advisory team at MyHR, guiding clients on restructuring and redundancies, disciplinaries and performance management, recruitment, talent management, and everything in between.
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Recent Posts

8 proven strategies for upskilling employees

You can never guarantee employees are going to be the perfect fit for the job or the company when you select them, and the role you need them to do is probably going to change over time.

Steps for implementing a workplace drug and alcohol policy in Australia

Drugs and alcohol in the workplace can present real problems for employers, exposing your business to safety risks, damage to productivity and team culture, or even legal issues.

5 signs for when to promote an employee

Employee satisfaction is a key factor in leading a strong team - regardless of business size or industry - and a critical part of keeping your people happy and motivated is ensuring they feel their

Sick leave in Australia: rules, entitlements, and how to manage sick leave abuse

Most people tend to underuse rather than overuse their entitlement to paid sick and carer's leave (10 days a year for most full-time employees). But occasionally, employers have to deal with workers

Remuneration: How to get employee pay right

Money isn’t everything, right? You can read any number of articles on HR or people management explaining how employees prefer to be recognised by things other than money (we’ve written a few ourselves

Strategies for supporting employees with mental health challenges

Supporting employees experiencing mental health challenges has become an important consideration for many businesses in Australia.

Top challenges supporting employees through the holiday season

We don’t need to emphasise how challenging December can be, for both organisations and employees alike. For sectors like retail and hospitality, the holiday season is one of the busiest times of the

Preventing and responding to workplace violence

No employer wants their employees to be threatened by or subject to violence at work. But Safe Work statistics show that violence is all too common in Australian workplaces:

Wrapping up with seasonal employees

Seasonal or short-term employees typically get a lot of attention at the beginning of the employment relationship and during the working season itself, but we don’t focus as much on the end of the

Recognising signs of burnout in your employees

Burnout is a growing problem for many Australian workers. 2025 research by mental health support organisation, Beyond Blue, found 1 in 2 Australians had experienced workplace burnout in the last year.