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Young Henrys

Like most good stories, Young Henrys starts over a good beer.

Public holidays: to request or to require

A Federal Court decision last year means employers must now 'request' employees to work on public holidays.

5 things you should know about business insurance

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

Understand financing options for startups

When you’re starting a business, you need to find a way to foot a range of expenses, including product development, marketing, expansion, and day-to-day operations.

Super to be paid on parental leave

New parents will soon see their superannuation topped up by the federal government during their paid parental leave, thanks to new legislation aimed at reducing the gender gap in retirement savings.

Finances: the more cash in your bank account, the more opportunity for your business

Businesses work hard to forecast what their cash flow position will be over a long period of time in order to manage the inflows and outflows more effectively.

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Dismissed employee's attempts to find other work thwarted by "non-compete" clause in employment contract

The Non-compete clause in an unfairly dismissed employee's contract deemed unreasonable by FWC, preventing payout reduction for failure to seek other jobs within his expertise.

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Inadequate traffic management plan: huge fine for employer

A company has been hit with a fine of $450k after a forklift knocked over a worker at a depot. Read why the court imposed such a heavy penalty on the employer but acquitted the sole director.

How to stay positive when business is tough

Business performance is rarely a steady graph, rather it’s a constant roller coaster of good versus bad times, and slow versus busy periods.

Breaking News: Federal court upholds casuals 'double-dipping'

The Full Federal Court has determined that casual employees working regular and systematic hours with predictable periods of working time are likely to be considered permanent employees, regardless of the payment of casual loading.