Business & Commercial Law Blogs
Privacy compliance is firmly back in the regulatory spotlight, with recent action by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) underscoring a
A recent Fair Work Commission (FWC) ruling has made clear that employers cannot rely solely on automated HR systems when making termination decisions.
A decision of the Full Federal Court in Bakers Delight Holdings Ltd v Fair Work Ombudsman has reinforced the legal responsibility franchisors may bear for breaches committed
In setting up a family trust or other trust structure, a person known as the ‘settlor’ appoints an individual or a company as the trustee, which can be used as
Tax avoidance (sometimes referred to as tax minimisation) and tax evasion are two very different things in the world of tax and these terms are often confused.
Someone once said you shouldn’t mix business with pleasure. Although they probably weren’t talking about taxation, the adage holds true for activities that have the potential to bring in