Full bench of the Fair Work Commission overturns order for re-instatement
On 8 February 2021 the Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission upheld an appeal by a host employer of a labour hire employee, from a decision of a...
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Important decision of the High Court about the accrual of personal leave
I suspect there will be a collective sigh of relief from the business community. The High Court today delivered its much anticipated judgement in the Mondelez Australia Pty Ltd...
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A revisit of redundancy procedures
Given the JobKeeper payments and related enabling directions are due to expire soon, it is timely to revisit what is required of you to effect a “genuine redundancy”, as...
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Unfair Dismissal Maximum Compensation Explained
The preferred method of resolving an unfair dismissal claim, under the unfair dismissal provisions of the Fair Work Act 2009, is the reinstatement of the employee (which includes back-pay)...
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6 Ways To Improve Employee Attendance
Employee Absenteeism – What can you do about it? Excessive absenteeism can be costly for business in terms of both replacement costs and lost productivity. If not managed properly,...
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Virtual meetings of shareholders and the electronic signing of company documents during the COVID-19
On the 5th of May, the Treasurer made a Determination which temporarily modifies provisions of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and related legislation to, amongst other things, allow for virtual...
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The JobKeeper Payment scheme is now Law
The JobKeeper Payment scheme is now Law, having received Royal Assent late last week. The Scheme includes amendments to the Fair Work Act which allow employers to give JobKeeper...
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COVID-19 – Temporary Amendments to the Clerks Award
The Fair Work Commission has made a temporary variation to the Clerks Private Sector Award 2010 (“the Award”). The variation comes into effect from the first full pay period...
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What should I do if my employer hasn’t paid all of my wages or superannuation?
What should I do if my employer hasn’t paid all of my wages or superannuation? As an employee, you have a legal entitlement to be paid a wage for...
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Reminder for staff – acceptable behaviour at the Christmas Party
With the Christmas Party season about to begin, you may want to turn your mind as to whether to provide your staff with a reminder about the behaviour expected...
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