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Employers’ Vicarious Liability For Bullying And Supervisors’ Inaction: Court To Decide

Read why the NSW Supreme Court granted the worker an extension of time.

Facebook insults justified sacking

A tribunal has ruled that a disgruntled bartender who called their bosses 'c*nts' on social media was justifiably dismissed, despite the employer's HR shortcomings.

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All about allowances

Various types of allowances may be provided to employees to compensate for performing certain types of work or incurring expenses while working. Twenty-five common types of allowances are explained here.

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Scaffolding accident: which contractor is responsible?

When a labour-hire worker is injured, and there is a primary and secondary contractor, which company is responsible?

7 transferable business skills that can help you succeed

Starting and running your own business is a big undertaking – so which skills do you need to do so successfully?

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Reducing mental health risks in the workplace

It’s now well-recognised that work can be harmful to your mental health – stress, anxiety and depression loom large in public discourse.

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Damage to employee's property

If an employee’s property is damaged while they are at work, is the employer responsible? Find out more about employee property here.

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Re-employment after termination or resignation

Can you re-employ a worker whose role was made redundant?

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Dismissal notice landed in junk mail

An employer thought it was adequate to email a dismissal notice to a worker.

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200+ abusive spam messages ended job

A general manager who bombarded a worker with abusive messages had effectively ended the employment relationship, the FWC has ruled.