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In episode 20 of our Employment Law for the Time Poor Podcast, Professor Andrew Stewart and Senior Associate Emily Haar discuss the High Court’s recent decision in WorkPac v Rossato. The ruling sheds important light ...

When bars and restaurants first began to re-open following the easing of lockdown restrictions, Government policy meant table service was the only option. To assist in processing orders via table service, many operators ...

If you type “What is the future of audit?” into Google (other search engines are available) there are a range of themes and opinions evident. One prediction is the break-up of the dominance held by the global audit f ...

Slowly we are receiving more clarity from ServiceNSW, however, it is not a clean and clear process with conflicting information and guidance being received. Service type arrangements – ServiceNSW have updated the gu ...

Introduction In the recent Land Court decision of Hail Creek Coal Holding Pty Limited & Ors (Hail Creek) v Michelmore (Mr Michelmore) (No 2)1 (Hail Creek (No 2)), the Land Court ordered Mr Michelmore to pay Ha ...

Recently, one of the tax tribunals in India dismissed the appeal filed by Telenor ASA (taxpayer) for AY 2010-11 and held that providing Inter-connected, interlaced, and sequential technical services under a unified agree ...