The issue of unpaid “work experience” or “internships” has received considerable attention recently. In 2013 two academics wrote a report for the Fair Work Ombudsman addressing the problem of unpaid work experience arrangements in Australia. Read More
Former Prime Minister John Howard historically lost Government and his own seat in Parliament in 2007 after 11 years in power. A significant factor contributing to Mr Howard’s loss was his dramatic attacks on the Australian workforce via the WorkChoices legislation. Read More
Domestic violence is not something new. It is something that unfortunately has been going on for a long time but it is a current topic of conversation and a very important issue that is now being given a lot of media attention. Read More
In South Australia a claim for personal injuries must generally be commenced within three years after the injury occurred. As an example... Read More
It is common in Family Court hearings regarding children’s issues for one party to threaten the other party with random drug testing. Often as solicitors we receive panicked telephone calls from clients with respect to this... Read More
When dealing with clients, be it an individual or another business entity, the terms and conditions of trade in which you do business with them are crucial in ensuring that your client understands the level of responsibility that applies to you and them, and ensuring a healthy cash flow for your business. Read More
