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Advocates and service providers alike have welcomed the introduction of the payday super legislation to Federal ...
The Commonwealth’s Work for the Dole program was discriminatory to First Nations people in remote communities, a new ...
A court dismissed a theatre nurse’s request to inspect a Brisbane hospital because to do so would be allowing her to ...
In handing down pecuniary penalties for its termination of Antoinette Lattouf, the Federal Court was critical of the ABC ...
An Australia Post employee was given a second chance to claim compensation for “mental stress” after the Federal Court ...
An employee within TAFE Queensland’s business development and marketing department appealed a decision to promote ...
Previous operators of a United Petroleum outlet in South Australia were slapped with a $38,500 penalty from the Fair ...
The impact of changes to come from Victoria’s newly introduced Fairer Payments on Jobsites Bill “shouldn’t be ...
The Right to Disconnect laws now in place for small businesses are sparking plenty of discussion, writes Stephen Roebuck
A Sydney law firm’s bookkeeper was found guilty of stealing more than $88,000, allegedly from employee salaries and ...
A solicitor’s former workplace has restrained her new lawyers from acting for her in a confidentiality matter.
A court was highly critical of the Cook Shire Council for so badly botching a “simple exercise” that it led to the ...
The Federal Court agreed to extend the registration deadline for the Northern Territory stolen wages settlement, having ...
