26 Mar HR LAW NEWS ALERT – COVID – 19
STAGE 2 COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS – WHAT IS BANNED AND RESTRICTED? Given the overwhelming amount of news that has been posted regarding the stage 2 restrictions enforced by the Government to try...
STAGE 2 COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS – WHAT IS BANNED AND RESTRICTED? Given the overwhelming amount of news that has been posted regarding the stage 2 restrictions enforced by the Government to try...
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This critical update is an important notification which requires you to take urgent action! There are two major changes to the law which are highly likely to impact your business. 1....
2020 is here and there is no denying that the month of January has already flown by! Most employees have had the opportunity to take time off over the Christmas...
ARE YOU READY FOR 1 JANUARY 2020? With 2019 coming to an end, it is time to think about the New Year. 2020 is already looking like a busy year ahead...
HR Law is pleased to announce that Kristin Ramsey and her practice joins the HR Law team as of 1 July 2019. For over a decade Kristin has worked exclusively in...
As at 1 October 2018, a number of Modern Awards were updated to include a “casual conversion clause”. The casual conversion clause gives “regular casual employees” the right to request...
Whether an employee is casual or permanent has significant implications for an employee’s entitlement to annual leave and other paid leave benefits. But employers must note that the description of...
Legislative changes are being considered by a Treasury discussion paper which (if implemented) will make it harder for sham contractors to show that they have inadvertently misrepresented an employment arrangement...
From 1 October 2018 a number of modern awards were updated to incorporate variations. One of the most significant variations was the insertion of a casual conversion model term. What does...