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To dismiss a “drunk” employee, you need proof, not assumptions
Learn why the Fair Work Commission ruled the termination of this employee to be an unfair dismissal.
A deep dive into the Indian consumer market
India’s rise as an economic power has forced the world to stop and take notice of the country. An intriguing element is India’s consumer market, characterised by diverse languages, religions and economic and social statuses.
How do you calculate pro rata long service leave?
Most full-time, part-time, or casual employees are entitled to long service leave.
How to manage your cash flow better
Starting and running a small business can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing finances and cash flow.
Can you stand down employees during an economic downturn?
During an economic downturn, can employers stand down employees? Find out more about your obligations as an employer during challenging times here.
Motivating staff in a struggling business
Business performance and staff morale are entwined and are dramatically impacted when things are tough for your business. When there is a necessity to make staff redundant, reduce incentives, freeze salaries, freeze hiring and require staff to work longer hours, employees lose confidence. It‘s important to know what can drive positive results and change to help your business thrive. .
Nearly $200k in penalties for sham contracts involving workers with disability
The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $197,000 in penalties against Doll House Training, a Sydney-based research company, for misclassifying employees as independent contractors and breaching the Fair Work Act.
Be Bliss Baby: my first year in business
It was late 2018 when entrepreneur and new mum Tahli Watts was looking for cloth nappies for her daughter and was coming up empty-handed.
The big energy shake-up: what's next?
Embracing energy-saving practices and technologies can improve cost savings and operational efficiency.
Is a verbal resignation ok, or should it be in writing?
When an employee verbally says they resign, does that suffice or should it be in writing as well?
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