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FWC takes hard line on cocaine sacking

The Fair Work Commission has berated an employer and ordered it to reinstate a worker sacked for cocaine use.

Leah Itsines: How building a community online can benefit business

Engaging with your customers within a group or community can be an effective way to take your relationship to the next level and give your brand a boost. Here, we talk to BARE Guide founder and serial entrepreneur Leah Itsines about how she put this method into practice for her balanced and realistic eating enterprise.

Top tips for business negotiations in SE Asia

Australian businesses considering beginning to export to Asia can look to a number of different places for advice and help.

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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Fall Through Void Sees Builder Convicted

When a painter was badly injured after falling through an opening, the builder and the painter’s manager disagreed about whether they’d been warned of the risk.

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Leading the way in paid leave after miscarriage

An Australian employer is leading the way in paid leave after a miscarriage.

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Refused to relocate: are you entitled to redundancy?

Are employees who refuse to relocate entitled to redundancy benefits?

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Rehiring after redundancy: what’s allowed?

There are a few important things employers will need to consider when rehiring after a redundancy. Find out here.

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Performance improvement process: employer got it right

An employee can be dismissed for performance issues but a fair process must be followed. Read on to find out the details of this employee's unfair dismissal case.

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Sacked: supervisor defied booze ban

A supervisor who defied a management directive and allowed his staff to drink alcohol at a work lunch was justifiably dismissed, a tribunal has ruled.