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While you may already have policies in place that cover employee internet and email use, it is becoming more and more important that you set rules and guidelines for the…
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As I mentioned in Wednesday’s Bulletin, excessive and unsafe use of mobile phones in the workplace is increasingly becoming a big issue for employers. For example, many employers struggle with…
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You must remember that you have a duty of care to all employees who work for you – regardless of where that work is undertaken.4 mins read
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As you know, we receive a lot of questions from subscribers here at the Bulletin. And while some are only relevant to the people who ask them, there are quite…
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The good faith bargaining framework is process orientated. However, a number of Fair Work Australia rulings show that FWA will be slow to interfere in legitimate tactics undertaken by parties…
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UpdatesIf you ever need to relocate an employee, there are a number of factors that you must consider when determining whether it is reasonable for you to do so. According…
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Quite often, we get a number of subscribers who email us wanting to know the answer to the same question. When this happens, I immediately flag those questions (and their…
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Can you believe it’s December already? Pretty soon, it will be time for manic last minute Christmas shopping and catching up with friends and family over turkey and pudding –…
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Why? Because it can guide your employees to behave in an appropriate way and most importantly, it can help you manage sexual harassment when it occurs. So what should you…
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Did you know that an employee who earns above $113,800 cannot access the Fair Work Act unfair dismissal laws unless they are covered by a modern award or an enterprise…
