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Introduction The shiftwork provisions in the Building and Construction General On-Site Award 2020 (Award) for casual employees can be complicated. The Award covers employers throughout Australia in...

03 July, 2023

Registered Trade Marks A registered trade mark provides the owner with exclusive rights, including to use, license and sell the mark. It is also a marketing...

14 May, 2022

Some Key Legislative Payment Provisions in the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) 1. An employer must pay an employee amounts payable to an employee in relation...

21 May, 2020

The case of Western Union Business Solutions (Australia) Pty Ltd v Robinson [2019] FCAFC 181 is a clarification of the law in relation to adverse...

09 May, 2020

“Without proper payslips employees are significantly disempowered, creating a structure within which breaches of the industrial laws can be easily perpetrated.” Fair Work Ombudsman v Taj...

08 September, 2019

The recent Federal Circuit Court case of Taylor v Peninsula Sports Academy Pty Ltd [2019] FCCA 1929 is another example of the underpayment of wages...

13 August, 2019