Penalty rates increased for casuals in the retail...
Casual employees in the retail industry will be entitled to increased...
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Learning to share in the share economy – proposed reforms to regulate short term rental accommodation in NSW
On 5 October 2018 the NSW Department of Planning released an Explanation of Intended Effect describing changes proposed to the planning framework to create a state-wide consistent framework for the permissibility of short term rental accommodation (STRA) in NSW. Arising out of the NSW Legislative Assembly Committee on Environment and Planning’s 2015 inquiry into the adequacy of the regulation of short term holiday letting in NSW, the proposed...
Who bears the onus to establish whether the...
When alleging a false and misleading statement within the meaning of...
McCabe Curwood welcomes new Employment Law...
Sydney, 2018: Nicola Martin, an experienced and highly regarded...
Validity of holding DOCAs confirmed by High Court...
In a previous article (which can be viewed here), we discussed the...
Respond to creditors’ demands, stat!
A company’s non-compliance with a statutory demand is the most...
Priority disputes and insolvent trading trusts:...
The last few years have seen the Commonwealth increasingly crack down...
Navigating the Small Business Fair Dismissal Code
The Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission has made an important...
Can a bankruptcy trustee acquire then sue on...
Prior to March 2017, any right to sue that comprised an asset of a...
Risky business: are superannuation funds required...
On 24 July 2018 Mark McVeigh (McVeigh), a 23-year-old, commenced...