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Recent Blogs
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I have a claim, but which Court do I go to?
20 NOVEMBER 2018 You have a legal claim against another party and want to start Court proceedings. If Court proceedings are started in the incorrect Court you could get a large legal bill and be left with no claim against the other party. Read more
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New Family and Domestic Violence Leave Entitlement
22 OCTOBER 2018 As a result of a decision by the Fair Work Commission, employees (including casual employees) covered by an award are entitled to take unpaid leave to deal with family and domestic violence Read more
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Serious Personal Relations At Your Business!
13 NOVEMBER 2018 Whilst employers may not need to ban relationships in the workplace, it may be important for there to be an employee code of conduct relating to conflicts of interests! Read more
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Frustrated Franchisees: The Struggle to Survive in the Market
08 OCTOBER 2018 In March of this year, the Federal Government launched an inquiry into the Franchising Code of Conduct looking at the current issues being faced by both franchisees and franchisors. Read more
