A lesson in complying with FWO orders for this NSW business

When it comes to employment law, the stakes are high for businesses that fail to meet their obligations. So, what happened in this recent case?

Your complete guide to what’s changing in the disability industry

Whether it’s combatting workplace discrimination, meeting payroll requirements, or ensuring that Work Health and Safety (WHS) obligations are met, disability providers, big and small, have their hands full to ensure …

How legislative changes are reshaping recruitment in Australia

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Current labour market conditions in Australia present significant challenges for recruitment across various sectors. So, what are the impacts on businesses?

6 expert workplace compliance tips for every employer

Ensuring compliance isn’t just a legal necessity – it’s essential for fostering a fair and thriving workplace.

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?

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

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.

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.

Sham contracting explained: when ‘independent’ isn’t really independent

The reality is that dealing with independent contractors is tricky, and the line between employees and contractors is often blurred.

Insubordination? Serious misconduct? Here’s how to navigate these challenges

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It isn’t a failure of a business to have insubordinate employees, and most are content to come to work, take instructions, and follow company values and policies.