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Former operators of three Taiwanese restaurants have been hit with $4 million in penalties after “deliberately and ...
With brands like Chemist Warehouse under scrutiny for misclassifying employees and the Australian Labor government ...
The government’s ”right to disconnect” legislation has been met with mixed feelings. According to the polls, most people ...
In this week’s round-up of HR news, a US state has approved a bill blocking local workplace heat protection, recent ...
Business travel is an important aspect of many organisations. For those who rely on international travel to build ...
The NSW District Court handed Qantas a $250,000 penalty for the “shameful” decision to stand down a health and safety ...
Upcoming changes to workplace legislation should be on every employer’s radar. To avoid landing in trouble, keeping up ...
Recent changes to workplace law offer a unique chance for businesses to gain some momentum and turn it into a business ...
The upcoming “right to disconnect” laws that will give employees a legal standing to not answer work-related ...
In this week’s round-up of HR news, Finland plans to introduce fines for participating in strikes, firms in the UK will ...
A stonemasonry company has become the first to be hit with manslaughter charges under Victoria’s workplace laws.
The top risks for businesses in 2024 have emerged, with new-age threats like cyber attacks and data breaches at the top ...
The recent CommBank controversy saw Australia’s largest underpayments in history. How was this allowed to happen, and ...
