Life at Work

HR support for small to mid-sized businesses through Life at Work and The HR Portal.
Life at Work
Industry: People, Culture & Talent
Founders/Management: Lois Andrijich, Director
Year Founded: 2020
Life at Work was established in 2020. Specialising in supporting small to mid-sized businesses, we provide HR support to organisations who may not have dedicated internal HR support, or who need to provide a little extra help to their existing HR team. With headquarters in Perth Western Australia, Life at Work offers support to businesses across Australia.

We offer a range of tailored HR services including HR support and advice, culture and engagement improvement, customised training and development, and coaching for individuals and groups. Our associated brand The HR Portal offers start-ups and new businesses cost effective documents and advice. 

Adept at flexing to suit the needs of our clients, we recognise that peak times need more support and quiet times may need none. Whether it is regular HR support or assistance with short term projects, Life at Work is proud to offer solution-focused and cost-effective services to meet the needs of our clients.
Life at Work's Contact Details

Trending

  1. Downer EDI seals $310m Transurban contract to maintain Sydney motorway network
  2. Maggie Beer Holdings secures $10m buyout bid for hampers business it bought for $40m
  3. Ampol gains ACCC approval for $1.1b EG Australia takeover but must offload 41 fuel sites
  4. AI-powered biotech startup Gutgutgoose accepted into Silicon Valley's Y Combinator
  5. Tasmea strikes $254m deal for Victoria electrical contractor Maxim Group in data centre push
  6. Scalare Partners rescues Fishburners from administration, boosting its presence in the startup space
  7. Retail Food Group lowers profit guidance as rising rates and weak consumer confidence weigh on sales
  8. Australian livestock tech maker DIT AgTech launches US crowdfunding campaign seeking up to $7m
  9. Barings-led consortium buys Melbourne's Moorabbin Airport from Goodman Group for $1.5 billion
  10. Peter Warren Automotive slashes profit guidance as margin pressure wipes out second-half earnings
Copyright © 2026 Business News Australia
Designed by Bloomtools