Five things Santa needs to know this Christmas
With Christmas approaching, we arranged a much-needed meeting with...
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Domestic violence leave introduced into the National Employment Standards
In a widely welcomed move, the Federal Government last week passed legislation providing the right in the National Employment Standards to 5 days of unpaid domestic violence leave. This change comes in the wake of the Fair Work Commission having introduced a model family and domestic violence leave clause in each modern award, as explored in our previous article.The amendments introduced by the Fair Work Commission in August 2018 affected only...
The ongoing ambiguity in interpreting a contract:...
All too often, parties to commercial contracts end up in a dispute as...
Consequences for theft of confidential information...
Employees and directors of businesses are often exposed to...
Mayor Gail Giles-Gidney officially opens McCabe...
McCabe Curwood, a large boutique firm known for both its strong...
New changes to off-the-plan contracts
The NSW Government has just introduced amendments to the Conveyancing...
War on phoenix activity continues
The federal government has recently established a “Phoenix...
How to respond to requests for flexible working...
Yesterday, the Fair Work Commission confirmed its provisional view1...
“All or nothing at all” – Vostek...
If a Worker with Highest Needs is able to earn a substantial amount...
Abandoned claims and sunk costs: Apportioning...
The decision in Donau Pty Limited (formerly Forgacs Engineering Pty...