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Commercial disputes 101
Unfortunately, disputes are a reality in business. Understanding the most common causes of commercial disputes and how to address them...
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Regulatory burnout for small business: what is the way forward?
Introduction Small businesses are the backbone of the economy, representing approximately 98% of all Australian businesses. Nevertheless, small businesses also...
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Protecting Your Business: Managing Health and Safety Risks for Remote Workers
As remote work has become increasingly popular, especially post-COVID-19, employers are learning that their responsibilities for worker health and safety...
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New Definition of “Casual Employee” Under the Fair Work Act
The other week we heard much ado about the right to disconnect and what it means for employers and employees...
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Understanding work health and safety obligations for Australian tradespeople: A legal perspective for business owners
In Australia, the physical demands of trades like carpentry, plumbing, and construction are well-documented. The Australian Physiotherapy Association has highlighted...
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The criminalisation of industrial manslaughter – A historic milestone for worker safety in New South Wales
