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Month: September 2019

New Commonwealth Whistleblower Laws


September 30, 2019 Benjamin SchwarerPosted in Governance

Existing Commonwealth whistleblower schemes have been strengthened and consolidated to enhance protections for corporate sector whistleblowers

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New Legislation for Protecting Whistleblowers in SA


September 23, 2019 Benjamin SchwarerPosted in Governance

The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2018 (SA) has repealed now outdated whistleblowers legislation to implement new protections for persons making public interest disclosures.

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New ‘Engagement Strategy’ Requirements for SA Public Hospitals


September 16, 2019 Benjamin SchwarerPosted in Governance

The Health Care (Engagement Strategies) Variation Regulations 2019 (SA) have prescribed new content requirements for ‘engagement strategies’ Here’s what South Australian public hospitals need to know.

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Case Note: Therapeutic Goods Regulation and Digital Marketing


September 9, 2019 Chris ReilyPosted in Governance

In this case, a $10 million penalty was imposed on a supplier of scheduled medicines for egregiously flouting regulations relating to representing, advertising, and prescribing therapeutic goods.

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Case Note: Unfair Dismissal and Employee Privacy


September 3, 2019 Chris ReilyPosted in Employment, Privacy

In this case, the Fair Work Commission found that it was unlawful to dismiss an employee for refusing to use fingerprint scanners to sign in and out of work.

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