Celebrations such as the office Christmas party can sometimes test the boundaries of acceptable workplace behaviour. Mehraaz Sidhu provides some tips for employers hosting end of year office events.
Authors of online posts have little control of just how far their posts will travel beyond their intended audience. Posting without forethought may give rise to unanticipated and unwanted consequences, as Associate Principal Caroline Callegari explains.
Starting a business with family members or friends may seem like a good idea. But what happens when the gloss wears off? As shareholders with a financial interest, the fall out can be costly. Caroline Callegari, Associate Principal and Head of our Disputes & Litigation team explains.
Having completed two significant rounds of changes to the Fair Work Act, the Federal Government has introduced a Bill that would result in a third tranche of substantial reforms. Workplace Relations Accredited Specialist Samuel Ellemor provides a handy summary of the recent, and proposed, changes.
In the business world, the existence of a contract may not always be an ‘iron-clad’ guarantee of performance. Litigation Lawyer Yevashrin Naidoo outlines what happens when a contract cannot be honoured by one or more of the parties.
Customer data is an asset in the world of commerce. Protecting customer information with a robust Privacy Policy can protect not only your customers, but also your business. Associate Principal Caroline Callegari explains.
LeavePlus, formerly known as Co-Invest is the Construction Industry's Portable Long Service Leave Scheme. The advent of the name change provides a timely opportunity for employers to check whether the scheme applies to your employees and contractors.
A contract is an integral element in most business relationships. Litigation Lawyer Yevashrin Naidoo outlines the options for the affected party when the other side fails to meet its contractual obligations.
