Posts tagged "fair work commission"

Foodora might be the first of many food-delivery industry victims, hinting at the evolving nature of the Australian gig economy.

Questions are being raised about the future of the UberEats and Deliveroo business models in Australia following an FWC ruling last Friday.

Here are three key things you can do right now to address flexible work and prepare yourself for the workplace of the future.

High profile cases involving Guzman Y Gomez and Godfreys have raised new concern about the state of enterprise bargaining in Australia.

Jobs and Industrial Relations Minister Kelly O'Dwyer has intervened in a test-case over whether casual loadings can offset annual leave claims.

A business has been ordered to rehire a worker that it sacked for spending time working on her own business during company hours.

The Court ordered a former employee to pay his employer’s legal costs of more $12,000, after finding the employee’s dismissal claim lacked reasonable cause.

Saturday penalty rates for casual employees are increasing, raising concern that businesses will have to reassess their rosters in the lead up to Christmas.

Employers will have to provide written responses to employees justifying why they've denied flexible work requests, the Fair Work Commission has decided.

The NSW Business Chamber is pushing to introduce a new type of work in six modern awards to address concerns about casuals 'double dipping'.

The Fair Work Commission relied on numerous Facebook posts as evidence when deciding to throw out this employee's unfair dismissal application.

An Indian restaurant in Sydney will pay a lower rate of compensation to a former employee following this unfair dismissal case.