After 2.5 years of isolation requirements following a Covid-19 positive, isolation requirements, and the accompanying government isolation payments, come to an end on 14 October 2022.
Following a National Cabinet meeting a fortnight...
Australia is the land of flooding rains and raging bush fires. The last few years have driven that point home repeatedly. As another rain bomb and storm front pummels already sodden ground much of...
ACAPMA members are being reminded to use caution when choosing to take advice of consultants or businesses who have no ultimate responsibility or accountability for incorrect advice they give, after several members...
Ending an employment relationship if fraught with pitfalls. Termination of employment places responsibilities on the business in a raft of situations regardless of the employee’s status, including in the event of resignation,...
A lack of training on the risks and hazards associated with the work he was undertaking, and a lack of supervision resulted in the death of an 18-year-old apprentice, according to a...
A decision at the Federal Circuit Court has ordered ALDI to rectify an underpayment of up to 4000 warehouse workers for unpaid ‘pre-work’ checks that at the Court has found to constitute...
Fuel prices in the Northern Territory are always a hot topic. Much of this ‘heat’ is due to concern that Territorians appear to be paying more for their petrol and diesel than...
Yet another case has highlighted the human and business risk of complacency, and the need for all businesses to be vigilant that staff are in fact following the procedures that are set...
