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The update doesn’t tear up what came before. Instead, it refines the standard to better reflect where environmental expectations – from regulators, customers, investors, and supply chains – now sit.
Michal Roucek recognised among Australia’s leading legal professionals.
Michal short-listed in the LawyersWeekly Partner of the Year Awards 2026
Rod Marshall included in the 19th edition of The Best Lawyers in Australia.
Rod Marshall recognised in The Best Lawyers in Australia (2027 Edition) for Labour and Employment Law.
How to prepare for a WHS audit: a practical guide for Australian workplaces
From reviewing maintenance schedules for heavy plant and local exhaust ventilation systems to verifying worker competency and consultation records, a well-run audit provides a powerful snapshot of how safety is …
Best HR Software Australia (2026)
Comparing HR software options for your Australian business? We cover what separates the best HR management systems from the rest, so you can evaluate platforms confidently and choose the right …
HRIS vs HRMS vs HCM: What’s the Difference?
HCM, HRIS & HRMS software: three acronyms, three different tools. We cut through the jargon so you can choose the right one for your business.
How to Choose Between HR Outsourcing Companies
Not all HR outsourcing companies are built the same, and the difference between the right partner and the wrong one is felt long after the contract is signed.
Benefits of outsourcing HR: is it right for your business?
The benefits of outsourcing HR go well beyond saving time. For Australian businesses navigating Fair Work obligations, award complexity, and the day-to-day demands of managing people, the right external support …
What happens if an employee resigns without notice?
If an employee resigns without notice, there are a few key points to keep in mind.
WHS compliance in Australia: What every employer must know
WHS compliance isn’t optional in Australia, and the consequences of getting it wrong range from significant fines to criminal prosecution. This guide breaks down what the law actually requires, where …