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NSW IR 2024: Key Milestones in Compliance, Recovery, and Long Service Leave
Explore how NSW Industrial Relations is supporting employers in 2024, from recovering over $1 million in underpaid entitlements to launching new digital tools and simplifying compliance with Long Service Leave legislation, with updates to come in 2025.
How to turn negative reviews positive
The right response to online reviews can strengthen your customer relationships and cast a positive light on your operation.
Critical updates to Parental Leave and Policy Compliance
Starting 1 July 2025, Australia’s parental leave laws expand to 24 weeks with added super contributions and greater flexibility. Is your business ready? Stay compliant, learn the key changes, and support your team.
High Court ruling reaffirms employer duty of care
The High Court of Australia has confirmed an employer’s duty of care for identifying and responding to mental risks to workers.
Takeaway Food Business Faces Court for Non-Compliance with Fair Work Notice
A takeaway business is facing court action for failing to rectify underpayments. With new criminal laws on underpayment effective January 1st 2025, small businesses must stay compliant to avoid hefty penalties.
Five key actions for digital compliance
There is so much more to your data security than you would like to admit, but it pays to be aware and act before you have to.
Psychosocial hazards: practical steps for compliance
Webinar on-demand | 23 July 2025
How to create a positive workplace culture that lets your employees be their best
Does your business have a strongly driven, values-based culture? Do your employees share beliefs and ideals? Is there a sense of community, where everyone is valued and appreciated?
Gaining commitment to workplace safety
How do you create and maintain a positive workplace safety culture?
Turning negative cash flow positive: a first aid guide
A couple of overdue invoices, a misjudgement about new premises, even a spate of unexpected employee sickness: it doesn’t take much for your business cash flow to be disrupted.