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Before it had a chance to come into full effect, the South Australian government has announced that it is scrapping the Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017. Emily Haar, Senior Associate, reviews the announcement.    ...

Author: Simon Hough The recent decision of the Technology and Construction Court in Palmer Birch (A Partnership) v Lloyd & Anor [2018] EWHC 2316 (TCC) (24 September 2018) will make for interesting reading both for ...

Author: Carol M. Goodman As explained in our previous employment alert, all New York employers must conduct annual sexual harassment training and have a compliant sexual harassment prevention policy effective October 9, ...

Author: Stephen B. Selbst Passive investors in small businesses often take a seat on the board of directors as a way to keep an eye on their investments. But the recent decision in In re Mundo Latino Market, Inc., shows ...

British Columbia Budget 2018 included the announcement of a new payroll tax called the Employer Health Tax (the “EHT”). While legislation and full details on the EHT are expected to be released in the fall of 2018, t ...

Authors: Jeremy Mittman and Erica Parks In his final bill-signing period as governor, California Governor Edmund G. Brown signed into law numerous employment-related bills and vetoed others. One bill that passed si ...