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Employers have now come out with the burden of paying applicable annual leave loading as part of termination payments.

Today the Fair Work Australia Minimum Wage Panel released their Annual Wage Review decision.

'Family-friendly measures' and flexible working arrangements were introduced as recent amendments to the Fair Work Act.

The Commission effectively said that the Uber Eats driver was not a real contractor, but she wasn't an employee either.

Perhaps one of the most divisive issues plaguing our airwaves at the moment is hydraulic fracturing, or 'fracking'.

ASIC's steps are a reminder that these pre-prospectus advertising restrictions apply across all communication platforms.

Christmas came early for constitutional law nerds when the High Court declared NSW political donor restriction laws invalid.

Have you been annoyed by the Federal Government's proposed plain packaging legislation?

An dinner theatre show is called The Faulty Towers Dining Experience, but Fawlty Towers is not an Australian trade mark.

New rules arriving in early 2012 are set to change business name registration.

Only a registered design will give you enforceable rights to commercially use, licence, sell or protect your design.

The ongoing fight over online piracy in Australia stepped up a notch this week.

A publication is defamatory if it causes people to think less of you or it is defamatory if it exposes you to ridicule.

A discussion on hacking and pragamatic solutions for businesses.

The ACCC has breached the Privacy Act by inadvertently allowing personal information to be made available online.

Organisations should prepare a data breach response plan and review all contracts with third parties who may hold data.

In Australia, if Tidal and Kanye make false and misleading statements on Twitter, this conduct is in breach of the ACL.