Sparking safe practices: ISO certification for the electrical and plumbing industry

In the plumbing and electrical industries, maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and environmental responsibility is paramount.

Unpacking minimum standards for employee-like workers

The gig economy and road transport sectors are entering a new era of accountability and fairness. Here, we unpack the new minimum standards for employee-like workers.

What does the future of labour hire in Australia look like?

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Labour hire arrangements are often some of the most complex to navigate, so what does the future of labour hire look like in Australia?

ISO certification for the agriculture industry: udderly fantastic

The agriculture industry is vital for producing the food products necessary for global populations to survive and thrive.

Add certification to cart: ISO standards for the e-com industry

In such an oversaturated market, obtaining new customers and retaining existing ones can be challenging. Luckily, with ISO certification, you can stand out.

What is employee attrition? Here’s your guide to understanding this term

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Employee attrition is more than just a numbers game; it’s a challenge that impacts team morale, productivity, and a business’ bottom line.

How to handle a trip or fall in the workplace: a guide for employers

It’s important for all workers and employers to understand how to respond appropriately when someone trips or falls.

ISO certification for the software industry: do you need it?

By becoming ISO certified and complying with the most rigorous international standards, you’re showing your clients and stakeholders that you care about information security.

An $8 million payroll compliance wake-up call for business owners

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Nine years, 5,487 employees, and over $8 million in unpaid wages. These staggering numbers are at the centre of a recent underpayment case.

Is anyone listening? How covert recordings played a key role in this FWC case

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How far can covert recordings influence legal decisions? The FWC has ruled that it has the discretion to admit covert recordings into evidence.