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When an employee resigns, they are generally required to give their employer a notice period. During this time, their employment continues as usual, with entitlements
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When an employee resigns, they are generally required to give their employer a notice period. During this time, their employment continues as usual, with entitlements
The Fair Work Commission has started a new major case to develop a “working from home” term in the Clerks—Private Sector Award 2020. These proceedings
Do you employ casuals? There are several changes to casual employment laws, starting on 26 August 2024. These include: how casual work is defined the pathway
The ATO has released new tax tables that apply from 1 July 2024. Amendments to income tax rates, commonly referred to as the Stage 3
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