Major changes to casual employment
From 26 August 2024, changes to casual employment will come into effect for businesses who employ 15 or more people.
From 26 August 2024, changes to casual employment will come into effect for businesses who employ 15 or more people.
In this week’s Akyra blog, we consider why anti-discrimination policies are essential, and identify what these policies should include.
The reasons that written employment agreements are essential and key tips on how to create fair and effective agreements.
As an employer, it is your responsibility to create a safe and respectful work environment. In Australia, specific legislation outlines employer obligations regarding workplace bullying.
Paying a salary that is above the Award? This is where unintentional underpayment of wages can occur, particularly if the employees work more than a standard 38-hour week Monday to Friday.
While an employer has a right to monitor employee use of company property (such as work computers), there are limits to what the monitoring of employees can look like.
Consulting with your employees in relation to any changes to their terms and conditions of employment is not only a matter of compliance – it also makes good sense.
We explore recent changes to flexible working arrangements, and consider how employers can navigate challenges associated with these arrangements.
In Queensland, the Work Health and Safety Amendment Bill 2023 (Bill) passed Parliament on 21 March 2024 and these changes will have implications for all employers based in Queensland.
In this week’s Akyra blog, we provide some guidance on the parameters that you need to follow to meet your consultation obligations with employees.