Article contains link to article scribing an interview about how construction companies can avoid costly legal disputes.

Fair Work warns litigants against using ChatGPT.

Public sector employees who oppose the TikTok ban would struggle to defend its use on work-issued phones.

Discussion about how parties are using AI in cases before the Fair Work Commission, exploring legal implications and future workplace trends.

Australia's new right to disconnect laws are reshaping workplace culture by helping employees set healthier boundaries & reduce after‑hours stress.

Businesses need clear policies and proactive steps to protect staff and the organisation during workplace Christmas parties.

Employers and employees should be aware of these changes in workplace relations.

Significant workplace relations changes are set to take effect from 1 July 2026, impacting both employers and employees across Australia.

Discussion about the legal, ethical, and workplace risks of using blunt, reactive measures to achieve pay equity.

Debate about workplace relationships and what employers can and can't do when private lives intersect with professional roles.

A Fair Work case confirmed employees can request to work from home, but approval depends on specific conditions and each employer–employee situation.

"If you do the same work, perform the same job, have the same classification, then you should be paid the same."

Legal employers will argue that contact out of working hours with legal staff is reasonable and should not be refused.

To what extent is an employer liable for employees' conduct after hours?

A major Australian union is pushing for over one million workers to gain adefault right to work from home.

Mr Richard Johnson v PaperCut Software Pty Ltd

Corporate Australia complicit in Australia Day swaps enshrined in EBAs.

Reigniting the Australia Day debate by publicly advocating for changing the January 26 date.

The Federal Court ordered Dior to hand over the money and to provide the receivers with its Caddick financial dealings.

The Court can order the appointment of a trustee to sell a co-owned property to resolve any disputes.