Workplace briefings for employers on “casual employees”
Is your business in a position to offset claims by its casual employees? The landscape regarding casual employees has changed dramatically in the last six months. I refer you...
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Should I put an employee on Gardening Leave following resignation?
Is it wise to place an employee on Gardening Leave following the employee’s resignation? What is gardening leave? Gardening leave is when an employee is directed to not attend...
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Dismissing Employees on Medical Grounds: What to consider
Employers need to make sure the medical reports they rely on when dismissing employees on medical grounds will stand up to the scrutiny of the FWC The Full Bench...
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Working from home: What’s required from employers?
Work from home arrangements: Employers’ directions need to be lawful and reasonable Employees owe various duties to their employers. Some of these duties are express terms in documents, like...
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Uber drivers ruled not employees in Australia
Uber drivers ruled as independent contractors, not employees under Australian employment law The gig economy is going to test the long held notion of what constitutes an employment relationship....
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Right of termination in a contract: A $146,000 reason to use caution!
Right of termination in a contract: A $146,000 reason to use caution! When adding a right of termination to a contract, it’s important to have a lawyer draft the...
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How to maximise goodwill when purchasing a business
How to maximise goodwill when purchasing a business In order to get the full benefit of the “goodwill” in the business you are purchasing, you should make sure all...
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4 of the most common issues in business contracts
4 of the most common issues in business contracts Every business will have to make new contracts at some stage, and the consequences of getting them wrong can be...
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Selling a business? Consider vendor’s due diligence
Are you selling a business? You should consider doing vendor’s due diligence before signing the contract If you are a small to medium size business owner and you are...
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Starting a franchise in Australia in 2018?
The Franchise Council of Australia reports that Australia’s franchising sector is worth $146 billion. As a fast-growing sector, franchising is an attractive prospect for many successful business owners. While...
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