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Queanbeyan and Gungahlin eateries checked for underpayments
Labor’s appointment of Jeroen Weimar referred to Victorian Ombudsman
Another 10 questions for Jacinta Allan to answer about the appointment of Jeroen Weimar
$137,435 in penalties against former director, manager, and accounting firm of La La Bar Group companies
Vaping company penalised for “exploitive” and “deceitful” cashback arrangement
Health industry labour-hire company in court
Optus Retail signs Enforceable Undertaking
Ombudsman welcomes Franchising Code of Conduct Review
Oxfam warns of growing hunger crisis in Tigray as families resort to extreme measures to survive
Northern Tasmanian farms checked for underpayments
Phone and internet complaints increase following outage, but year-on-year decline continues
Finance and mortgage broking company in court
Landscaping company penalised
Migrant worker talks to FWO, helps workmates get more than $350,000 in back-pay
ATO launches free online learning support for small businesses
Stay on top of workplace rules in 2024
Farmers welcome Community Engagement Review
Vietnamese eateries allegedly underpaid workers more than $400,000
Fair Work Act changes: Protecting Worker Entitlements
TRANSCRIPT: Payment problems for small business, helping small business resolve disputes,
TRANSCRIPT: Helping small business resolve disputes, payment times, digital platforms
Blackburn South Scouts Hall – statement
Australia Post remediates payroll errors
Closing Loopholes: Fair Work Act changes
Monitors Appointed To Moonee Valley City Council
FWO urges compliance with Closing Loopholes law changes
Small business disaster preparedness
SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS TO BE READY FOR NATURAL DISASTERS
One third of small businesses end up in dispute with digital marketing providers
Help for small business using digital marketing
Building resilience is key for small businesses
Australia’s latest domestic aviation performance released
Franchisors warned to remove unfair contract terms or risk legal action
City of Parramatta adopts First Nations Strategy
‘No more excuses’: Greens say Victoria needs independent police oversight
Zombie agreements have now sunsetted
New telco consumer safeguards bill introduced to Parliament
Ombudsman exposes Labor’s Suburban Rail Loop as cynical election promise
IBAC needs more powers to investigate public sector and politicians, following Ombudsman report
Creeping politicisation of public sector a reality in Victoria: Ombudsman
Telstra pays $24 million in penalties and refunds after wrongly charging customers
Uncaring banks drop deposit on regional clients
Centralised register for wills in ACT
Respected former judge appointed to oversee further complaints management reform
DON’T BE DUPED BY SCAM OPERATORS
TRANSCRIPT: Banking announcement to fight scams, small business conditions
SMALL BUSINESS OMBUDSMAN WELCOMES BANKING INDUSTRY PLEDGE TO FIGHT SCAMS
Working to address sexual harm