Recent Administrative Appeals Tribunal (Tribunal) decision on factors relevant to granting extension of time for work-related texts Background On 20 October 2022, Mr Kenneth Holm
The second part of the government’s Closing the Loopholes Bill was passed last week bringing in the latest significant tranche of industrial reforms to the
Superannuation was introduced to ensure taxpayers have money set aside for their retirement alongside government support. In making contributions for your retirement, you have the
In December 2023, the Federal Court ordered Airbnb Ireland UC (Airbnb) to pay penalties of $15 million for admitting to false or misleading representations to
A guide to complying with ‘Unsubscribe’ under the Australian Spam Act In the digital age, email and SMS communication has become integral to businesses’ marketing
The Federal Government (the Government) has announced several significant changes in its Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook report, released on 13 December 2023. The Government
Michael John Hayes Trading Pty Ltd as trustee for MJH Trading Trust and Commissioner of Taxation (Taxation) AATA 3005 (Hayes case) Background At a high
Here’s what workplaces need to know The NSW Government announced on 18 October 2023 that it is intending to introduce new laws for industrial manslaughter
When reviewing employment contracts and enterprise agreements, we routinely come across provisions requiring an employee to work on a public holiday in certain circumstances. These
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri Australian company directors are facing an increase in responsibilities as we transition further into the digital economy. While developments in innovation
With Christmas around the corner, now is a great time for employers to consider how they can best avoid an HR hangover after the office
In most business sale transactions, tangible assets such as stock, furniture and equipment are easy to identify, value and justify. It is usually the intangible
Australian employment law has gone through substantial change over the last 12-months following amendments to the Fair Work Act. Many believe that the government’s latest
Co-authored by Gabriella Bovino Introduction With climate change persisting as an ever-present issue, more people and businesses are exploring how they can tackle climate changes.
Many businesses will be preparing for a shutdown period over the upcoming holiday season break. Earlier this year, standardised shutdown provisions were inserted into the
The Federal Government introduced the Treasury Laws Amendment (Support for Small Business and Charities and Other Measures) Bill 2023 (the Bill) to Parliament. The Bill,
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri Appropriately handling consumers’ personal information (information or an opinion that can identify or reasonably identify an individual) and keeping it safe
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri It can be difficult to differentiate a joint venture and a partnership. What’s more, knowing which structure best suits your business
The Federal Government has introduced the Small Business and Charities Bill 2023[1] to parliament. The Bill proposes a cap on the taxation of ‘general’ non-arms-length
A recent decision of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) in Oliver Hume[1] has called into question the ‘conventional wisdom’ that participating investors to
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