Posts tagged "legal"

Beijing bike-sharing operator ofo has confirmed it will withdraw from the Australian market over the next two months.

Automated ticket scalping bots are snatching up Australian event tickets in bulk far more quickly than genuine fans can secure a single ticket.

The Victorian government has passed legislation to change the way employees can accrue and take long service leave. Here's what employers need to know.

From the minimum wage increase to food labelling laws, here are key July 1 legal changes Australian small businesses need to know about.

A former Caltex franchisee has been handed nearly $100,000 in penalties by Australia’s Fair Work Ombudsman over serious breaches of record-keeping laws.

After recently been found to be sanitising user reviews of Australian GPs, doctor booking startup HealthEngine is in hot water once again…

Melbourne cafe Barry made headlines last week for alleged underpayment of staff and threats to sue. It may be common in hospitality, but what laws are at play here?

Tech retailer Android Enjoyed has found itself on top of the NSW Fair Trading Complaints Register for the second month running.

The royal commission into the banks will give ASIC and the Director of Public Prosecutions plenty of evidence to pursue civil penalties and criminal cases. The bigger issue is what charges to go with.

A former 7-Eleven franchisee has lost a year-long legal bid to have his his franchise agreement reinstated, after the convenience store operator cancelled it when it discovered he was involved in a cash-back arrangement with employees.

A group led by Tracey Spicer has launching a crowdfunding campaign called NOW, designed to stamp out sexual harassment in Australian workplaces.

A worker in the Northern Territory has won $25,000 in compensation after her employer terminated her because her fiancé told management she was intending to leave the business.