LAW
Construction company to spend $300k on safety measures after worker crushed
07 January 2025
A civil construction company will reportedly spend $300,000 on safety improvements after a worker was crushed by traffic ...
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LAW
Small businesses shouldn’t fear new underpayment laws: ‘Genuine mistakes will not be prosecuted’
06 January 2025
The Fair Work Ombudsman has assured small businesses that they will not be penalised under the newly introduced ...
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BUSINESS
RTO mandates: For collaboration or competitive advantage?
05 January 2025
As return-to-office (RTO) mandates continue to dominate workplace discourse heading into 2025, a constant reason for why ...
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PEOPLE
Aussie employers supportive of worker side hustles amid financial issues
05 January 2025
A new study has revealed that employers across Australia are supportive of their workers partaking in side hustles ...
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LAW
Industrial disputes at highest level in decades
02 January 2025
New data has highlighted the large number of industrial disputes that have taken place over 2024, with one of the ...
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PEOPLE
Mums, Boomers could be the key to fixing the chronic worker shortage
01 January 2025
According to a recent report, mothers and older Australians could be major pillars in stifling the ongoing chronic ...
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WELLBEING
11 separate workers’ compensation schemes across Australia: ‘It’s a fractured mess’
30 December 2024
According to one risk director, the need for a national workers’ compensation scheme has never been clearer as the ...
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