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    You are toast! Sale of Subway franchise business becomes a costly lesson

    Courts will look behind a contract if they believe false or misleading information was provided to induce the sale.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
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    In most cases, employers should assume that they will NOT be able to require their employees to be vaccinated.
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    Ignorance is no excuse: HR Managers can be held personally liable for unlawful workplace practices

    HR Managers need to know, and act on, their employer's legal HR obligations, regardless of the employer's express wishes.
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    Recent unfair dismissal cases: lessons and reminders

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    Bankruptcy law update: The loan agreement created a trust so avoided the preference provisions – a setback for trustees

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    realestate.com.au v Domain: misleading statements that brought the house down

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    Recent debt recovery work being undertaken by both the ATO and SRO

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    Absent social media policy stings transport giant

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    Sale of subway franchise business becomes a costly lesson - you are toast

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    Casual conversion (and how it may impact your business)

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    Employee entitlements in the sale of a business

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    Employer justified in dismissing employee for offensive and damaging email

    Employers should have stringent email and IT policies, and make employees aware of standards of conduct expected of them.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Under the microscope: ATO scrutinises the paying of death benefits in light of superannuation reforms

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