Flexible work arrangements have long been a feature of the Fair Work Act but the advent of Covid and working from home, together with new legislation, has significantly changed the expectation of employees and obligations of employers.
Liz Devine provides a sneak peek on this issue for this edition of Tax Bites. Listen to what she has to say.
It is unfortunate that in recent times allegations can be enough to impose a guilty finding on the alleged perpetrator, and the complainant is perceived as truthf
The Federal Government’s next tranche of workplace reforms are here in the form of the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill 2023.
The upcoming session in the 65th Annual Armidale CLE Conference by Nathan Yii will set out some of the options available for providing loans which safeguard mum a
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A quick snap shot of the different requirements for NSW, Queensland and Victoria.
We are thrilled to announce that TEN The Education Network has launched our new website.
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In this special edition, Tony Cahill provides a brief overview of the Payment of Deposits and possible alternatives to deposits in regard to the new NSW Contract