Federal Court Decision on Casual Workers
Legal update A recent case from the Federal Court of Australia shows the danger of engaging casual employees on a permanent basis and is […]
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Marketing Tip: Achieve a robust online presence without spending a Cent
Word is there are 5 ‘must-use’ tactics for tourism marketing to keep your customers and search engines happy. Find out what they are from MyTravelResearch.com.
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New Powers for NSW Fair Trading Commissioner
Consumers who cannot resolve complaints about certain goods may soon be able to take their matter straight to NSW Fair Trading for resolution. A Bill
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Caravan Park Accommodation Report – July 2018
The statistics on cabin, powered and unpowered site performance nationally for the month of July 2018 are now available – see below. Caravan Park Accommodation
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Responsibilities for Rear Overhang
We frequently receive queries on rear overhang. Looking at rear overhang, we are aware of the requirements within the ADRs. We usually have queries for
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New Family and Domestic Violence Leave Entitlements
From 1 August 2018, modern awards will be varied to give employees access to 5 days of unpaid family and domestic violence leave each year. The
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What should I do if an ex-employee stole contacts?
What happens if you find out an employee who left your company emailed customer details to their personal email address before leaving? Find out from
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PPSR Improvements
The following enhancements have been made to PPSR searches: NEW motor vehicle search refresh – a ‘search refresh’ function that helps motor dealers by reducing
Reminder on Excessive Payment Surcharging
The ACCC reported on 17 July 2018 that Cruisin Motorhomes Pty Ltd has paid a penalty of $12,600 after the ACCC issued an infringement notice
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Important Wiring Rules Changes – AS/NZS 3000:2018
The Australian Standard for Electrical Installations, AS/NZS 3000, known as the “Wiring Rules” has undergone a significant update. Changes take account of new technology, new
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