SEARCH RESULTS
Showing 10 of 562 results.
How domestic violence impacts the workplace
Almost a third of employers feel ill-equipped to support victims of domestic and family violence, a new study reveals.
Courtesy costs nothing, lack of it does
Medical incapacity can be a cause for dismissal. Read on to find out why the employer had to pay extra compensation.
Sexual harassment and the new 'positive duty'
New laws place the onus squarely on employers to take action to prevent sexual harassment and hostile work environments. Join this free webcast and learn what you need to do.
Rostering of public holidays thrown into disarray
A recent Federal Court decision that impacts the rostering of employees on public holidays will affect work over the Easter weekend.
3 ways to support working parents
Supporting working parents is good for business, culture, and productivity. Here’s what some workplaces are doing.
Can an employer request more information on a medical certificate?
Siobhann Provost
Whipping up energy savings
Running a bustling general store and café seven days a week doesn’t leave time for much else, so it’s remarkable that a 10-minute coffee break sparked thousands of dollars in savings for this business owner.
Transfer of business
There are many employment issues to deal with when a business is transferred from one employer to another. Read what you need to do.
Are you an Easter public holiday eggs-pert?
Rostering and penalty rates can be confusing, particularly over the Easter holidays. Here's what you need to know.
Different states: do local public holidays apply?
Are employees who are based in a different state from a head office entitled to local public holidays?