Authors: Jonathan Turner and Eric D. Engelman
In a closely watched case, the Supreme Court ruled against the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or Board) and in favor of Starbucks on the question of what the NLR ...
While a not-for-profit entity receiving federal funds is subject to what’s known as a Single Audit, a lesser known fact is that for-profit entities awarded federal grants also have an audit to prepare for, helping to e ...
On 17 June 2024, the Privacy Commissioner published a redacted version of the Concise Statement filed in the Federal Court of Australia for Medibank Private’s alleged breaches of Australian Privacy Principle (APP) 11 a ...
Reform of our Australian bankruptcy landscape has been the focus of policymakers for some time. The new changes lead by the Attorney-General’s Department, will see the implementation of reforms to the Bankruptcy Act 19 ...
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has recently, in Harrison v The Trustee for UBT Marketing Trust, considered the potential for workplace bullying to occur in remote working environments.[1] While the FWC ultimately held th ...
A Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission (FWC) has recently been required to consider whether a worker, who had signed two contracts describing her as an independent contractor, was in fact an employee.[1] Although the t ...
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