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New Child Employment Laws in Victoria
Victorian Parliament has introduced changes to the meaning of employment under the Child Employment Act 2003 (Vic). New offences were also introduced for contraventions of the minimum age for employment and more.
New National Anti-Corruption Commission
Relevant provisions of the National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (Cth) commenced to establish the new National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate serious corruption issues.
Law Compliance Report – October 2023
The Law Compliance Report is distributed to clients free of charge and provides insight into legislative developments in key sectors throughout Australia.
New Rental Fairness Laws in NSW
Under new legislation in NSW, landlords or agents must include a fixed amount of rent in all residential premise advertisements and must not invite an offer that is higher than the advertised amount.
New 24/7 Staffing Requirements for Residential Aged Care
This article applies to organisations that are ‘approved providers’ of Commonwealth funded aged care services. Aged Care Legislation Amendment (Registered Nurses) Principles 2023 (Cth) On
New National Higher Education Courses for Startup Businesses
Federal parliament has introduced new legislation to establish accelerator program courses designed to develop a person’s skills and capabilities in creating a startup business.
Can Employees be Required to Work on Public Holidays?
In Construction Forestry Maritime Mining and Energy Union v OS MCAP Pty Ltd 2023 FCAFC 51, the Federal Court considered whether a mine operator could require its employees to work on public holidays.
New Duty to Manage Psychosocial Risks
The Work Health and Safety (Psychosocial Risks) Amendment Regulation 2022 (Qld) introduces a new duty to manage psychosocial risks in the workplace.
Inspired by legislative compliance
Our Chief Legislative Advisor, Astrid Keir-Stanley, found inspiration in the legislation she reviews and has written a wonderful children’s book called “Honey Trouble”. Read on to hear how she turned an unlikely Victorian regulation into a highly entertaining story.
New Child Employment Laws in Victoria
Victorian Parliament has introduced changes to the meaning of employment under the Child Employment Act 2003 (Vic). New offences were also introduced for contraventions of the minimum age for employment and more.
New National Anti-Corruption Commission
Relevant provisions of the National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (Cth) commenced to establish the new National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate serious corruption issues.
Law Compliance Report – October 2023
The Law Compliance Report is distributed to clients free of charge and provides insight into legislative developments in key sectors throughout Australia.
New Rental Fairness Laws in NSW
Under new legislation in NSW, landlords or agents must include a fixed amount of rent in all residential premise advertisements and must not invite an offer that is higher than the advertised amount.
New 24/7 Staffing Requirements for Residential Aged Care
This article applies to organisations that are ‘approved providers’ of Commonwealth funded aged care services. Aged Care Legislation Amendment (Registered Nurses) Principles 2023 (Cth) On
New National Higher Education Courses for Startup Businesses
Federal parliament has introduced new legislation to establish accelerator program courses designed to develop a person’s skills and capabilities in creating a startup business.
Can Employees be Required to Work on Public Holidays?
In Construction Forestry Maritime Mining and Energy Union v OS MCAP Pty Ltd 2023 FCAFC 51, the Federal Court considered whether a mine operator could require its employees to work on public holidays.
New Duty to Manage Psychosocial Risks
The Work Health and Safety (Psychosocial Risks) Amendment Regulation 2022 (Qld) introduces a new duty to manage psychosocial risks in the workplace.
Inspired by legislative compliance
Our Chief Legislative Advisor, Astrid Keir-Stanley, found inspiration in the legislation she reviews and has written a wonderful children’s book called “Honey Trouble”. Read on to hear how she turned an unlikely Victorian regulation into a highly entertaining story.
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