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The Easter long weekend is near, and a short break for many awaits. The Workplace Relations Unit has received queries regarding holidays and employees including casual employees' entitlements and rates of pay.

Is it mandatory to have a fire warden at your workplace and, if so, what training is required?

Zaklina Craig Executive Director, People, Culture & Workplace | Business NSW Zaklina Craig is the Executive Director, People, Culture & Workplace at Business NSW and understands like no other how businesses can attract the right talent – and how to keep them on board.

Why don’t professional employees receive overtime (or time off in lieu) when working excessive hours? Read more here about the key issues that relate to excessive hours.

The growing adoption of personal smart devices in recent years has seen an increase in private device use in the workplace.

A real estate salesperson was dismissed after her employer objected to her 'stirring'. Did the Fair Work Commission think that was fair?

A medical certificate is generally considered as proof of absence from work, but can an employer challenge the validity of a backdated medical certificate?

If an employee’s property is damaged while they are at work, is the employer responsible? Find out more about employee property here.

Born between 1946 and 1964, the oldest baby boomers in your workplace will be approaching their mid-70s. Baby boomers have had life experiences and expectations that are profoundly different from those of previous generations.