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    Will legislative change achieve gender equality in the workplace?

    New legislation aims to achieve gender equality for both men and women.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Take heed of these warning signs of your company's declining financial health and take action to protect your business.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
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    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    AustraliaInsurance
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    Australian companies increasingly recognising the importance of professional procurement

    Professional procurement is increasingly shaping strategy and decision making in Australian companies.
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    Bank guarantees or bonds not required for voluntary planning agreements

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    Buyer of Queensland properties to pay higher transfer duty due to aggregation of transactions

    The buyer of a number of properties was unsuccessful in its objection to QCAT for the OSR's assessment of transfer duty.
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    These recent decisions and statutory amendments could help employers to proactively manage any emerging HR issues.
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    Average pay increases in enterprise agreements

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    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Employers: get ready for new whistleblower protection laws in 2019

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    Important relief for Foreign Financial Services Providers of portfolio management services to Australian funds

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    How to resolve your disputes without going to court

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