New Modern Award Rights for Workplace Delegates: What Employers Need to Know
Employers have new obligations under modern awards to recognise, provide resources, and pay for workplace delegates. The new obligations follow the Federal Government’s reforms that required the Fair…
The Concepts of Consent for Personal Information
Application of the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles
Client Profile: Offline Campers
The Rise of Offline Campers: A Family Business Redefining the Camping Experience
Greenwashing Leads to $11.3 Million Penalty for Superannuation Giant Mercer
Mercer Superannuation (Australia) Limited (Mercer), a significant player with total assets under management to the value of approximately $65 billion, recently faced heavy scrutiny from the Federal…
Podcast - Industrial Manslaughter
Hear from Nicholas De Pasquale and Jasmine Zanatta, of DW Fox Tucker's employment team, as they discuss the topic of Industrial Manslaughter.
Compulsory Acquisition: Government Authorities’ Duty to Act as a Model Litigant
It may feel overwhelming and unjust that your land, where you have built a home or established your business, is being compulsorily acquired. In fact, many faced with the acquisition of land question…
Massive Fines Loom for Supermarkets as Food and Grocery Code of Conduct Set to Become Mandatory
A Greens-led inquiry has found that large Australian Supermarkets abuse their market power, which has led to the Australian Federal Government announcing that it will impose a mandatory code of…
Client Profile: Erizon
Leading the Way in Environmental Solutions
When Reputation Assists in Protecting Your Brand
A case analysis of Bed Bath ‘N’ Table Pty Ltd v Global Retail Brands Australia Pty Ltd [2023] FCA 1587
When Are Goods or Services Acquired by a “Consumer”? When Do Guarantees Under the Australian Consumer Law Apply? Can Suppliers and Manufacturers Liability Be Limited?
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL)[1] contains a number of guarantees (consumer guarantees) which apply to the supply of goods or services to a consumer. These are in Part 3-2, Division 1, Sections…
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