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Payment of higher duties

To fill temporary staffing gaps, employers often rely on employees to act in higher roles for short periods of time.

Culture Review Uncovers ‘Unacceptable’ Abuse of Power, and Harassment at Nine

A culture review at Nine Entertainment revealed widespread abuse of power, bullying, and harassment.

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Repugnant work environment’ amounted to breach of contract

Three instances of such contraventions occurred in the three weeks she worked there. 

How to create a culture of recognition

However, while many organisations invest in on recognition initiatives, very few focus on building a culture of recognition.

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Record Penalties for Exploitation of Migrant Workers at Sushi Outlets

Record penalties of $15.3 million have been imposed on the former operators of a Sushi chain for exploiting migrant workers. The Federal Court found deliberate underpayments totalling over $650,000, with severe penalties serving as a strong warning to employers about the consequences of non-compliance.

Fundamentals of Tender Strategy

Masterclass | Wednesday 6 August 2025 | 4pm – 5pm AEST

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The ins and outs of demotion

Tread carefully if you decide to demote an employee. If it involves a significant reduction in duties or remuneration, it may actually be a dismissal.

The Hidden Costs of an Underperforming Website

Your website is your business’s unseen first meeting. Discover the hidden barriers that drive visitors away and learn how a clear, credible, fast, and mobile-friendly site can turn browsers into loyal clients.

Messages of “love” amounted to conduct of a sexual nature and justified dismissal

A recent Fair Work Commission case confirms that even seemingly “friendly” messages can amount to conduct of a sexual nature justifying dismissal where power imbalances and unwelcome behaviour are involved.

Stay on the Right Side of the Law: Criminal Underpayment Changes Explained

Discover how Australia’s new criminal underpayment laws, effective from 1 January 2025, impact small business owners. Learn practical steps to stay compliant, avoid penalties, and protect your business with real-world insights.