News
Number of news items returned: 11 to 20 records of 31
Elections and employment law and underpaying foreign workers in Australia
Impact of elections on employment law On 7 September 2013, the Australian federal elections were held
New management skills needed for a new era
The rise of Asia as an economic powerhouse continues inexorably. Meanwhile, Australian organisations carry on
Are your policies up-to-date with the new family friendly measures in the Fair Work Act 2009
In February this year, we wrote about some of the proposed changes to the
New definition of "worker" in workers compensation law in Queensland
Changes to the definition of "worker" in the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 ("the
Amendments to Fair Work Act include family friendly and anti-bullying measures
The Fair Work Amendment Bill 2013 has passed through both Houses of
Law firm successfully defends against claim of bullying
In brief - Employee not bullied and employer did not breach duty of careAn employee who
Australia: Anti-bullying and other Fair Work amendments passed
As noted in our article titled " What's in the nature of a bully?" dated
Australia: Redundant? Really? The risks of ignoring proper redundancy procedure
The risks of ignoring a proper redundancy procedure, or using it to conceal the real reason
Australia: Employment Law round up and changes for 2013-14
The year so far....The major changes to employment legislation that have come into effect
55% of Female Senior Managers Are Former Athletes
A survey of 821 female senior managers and executives at companies with annual revenues
