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Is it 'clear-cut' wage theft? Deakin University admits to underpaying staff

Union says underpayments could exceed $10 million

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Revealed: Australia's best workplaces to give back

Of the top 40 companies, 88% offer paid volunteer leave, with 61% offering a budget to support volunteering

Rise in contracting heralds new legal risks

As the traditional workplace fractures, HR will have to handle a host of legal issues says one leading employment lawyer

HR managers warned to watch general protections ‘furphies’

Employees and their lawyers are increasingly taking aim at employers using Fair Work general protections provisions, with HR getting caught out by ‘furphies’.

Developing leadership capability in the new world of work: Teleworking

As working from home becomes the 'new normal' for many organisations, Brent Duffy outlines how to leverage the benefits it brings to both employees and employers.

Upheaval of IR laws must stop

The Federal Government owes Australians certainty in regards to industrial relations laws and the outcome of the election should not create further upheaval, according to prominent industrial relations lawyers.

Brand building: beyond brochures and logos

Law firm branding has been around for decades, writes Briana Everett, but many law firms in Australia are not getting it right.

Corporate governance and talent top risks for banks

Corporate governance, talent management and an increased reliance on technology are the top three risk concerns of banks and financial institutions, according to a recent Aon Australia survey

Lead a lawyer to learning

The business of education is a serious one for an increasing number of Australian law firms. But just how do the teams of people organising CLE for a firm’s lawyers keep control of quality, quantity and partner involvement? Kate Gibbs and Clare Buttner report