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2020 has taught us preparing for unforeseen risks is critical. Just ask Kay Saarinen, owner of Saarinen Organics, who was only partially insured when the bushfires hit.

New threat actors are spreading malware through the use of fraudulent ChatGPT sites.

Are outdoor workers required to wear long sleeves for health and safety purposes?

A global survey has found more than 60% of Australian businesses would pay a ransom demand following a successful ransomware attack.

Mould in the workplace can be a health hazard for those with allergies or respiratory issues. Learn more here about workplace health hazards.

via%3Dihub#bb0025" target="_blank">study from the Netherlands has found employees with chronic disease and unhealthy habits are at greater risk of exiting paid employment early.

There are new rules in place which may impact overseas-based companies or businesses which rely on an Australian trade mark to meet the Australian presence test for a com.au or net.au domain.  

Running a business takes an incredible amount of time and effort – so it’s no wonder owners sometimes forget about protecting themselves. 

A security guard who sustained a psych injury after a colleague pointed a gun at his head has lost his bid for damages.

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