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Carer's leave: what is an 'unexpected emergency'?

Are employees entitled to paid leave if they unexpectedly have to leave work to collect a child from school? Learn more about carer’s leave here.

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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.

A rundown of key Industrial Relations changes

New industrial relations changes, including the controversial 'Right to Disconnect,' are now in effect. Learn how these changes could impact your business and what steps you can take to stay compliant.

Employee dismissed for evading a D&A test

A forklift driver was dismissed after allegedly evading a drug and alcohol test, claiming an urgent need to leave due to a medical incident. The Fair Work Commission ruled the dismissal was justified.

Stagnant Representation of Women in Leadership

The 2024 CEW census shows a decline in women CEOs in ASX 300 companies, with numbers dropping from 26 to 25. Despite efforts for gender equality, progress has stalled, highlighting the need for stronger action to promote women in leadership.

Rebuilding, recharging and renewing small business

Are you a small business owner looking to rebuild, recharge and renew? Read on to find out.

Addressing The Skills Shortage With 620,000 Untapped Workers

Research reveals that better utilising the skills of 620,000 underemployed migrant workers in Australia could add $70 billion to the economy over the next decade, creating 51,000 full-time jobs and boosting productivity in key sectors. This requires improved recognition of overseas qualifications and addressing systemic barriers.

Mental health in the workplace

Are companies meeting employees' expectations?

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Conduct policies not explained properly so dismissal unfair

A dismissal was deemed unfair after a 20-year employee violated workplace conduct policies he didn’t fully understand. The Fair Work Commission found that simply having policies in place isn’t enough; employers must ensure workers are properly trained on expected conduct, especially when cultural or language barriers exist.