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Unfair Dismissal under Federal Labor Government
As outlined in its policy announcement prior to the election, Federal Labor has proposed changes to the unfair dismissal laws. We expect that the new government will commence to enshrine these changes in legislation early next year. However, things are not certain.

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Unfair Business Practices
Many businesses will do almost anything to gain an edge on the competition. Without a clear understanding of antitrust laws, the price of gaining customers may be losing a business. Antitrust laws make it illegal to conspire to restrain trade or commerce in any marketplace, regardless of size. While small businesses often fall victim to the unfair business practices of larger companies, they can be prosecuted for unfairly dominating markets localized in cities, towns, neighborhoods, or niche industries.
Unfair Dismissal under Federal Labor Government
As outlined in its policy announcement prior to the election, Federal Labor has proposed changes to the unfair dismissal laws. We expect that the new government will commence to enshrine these changes in legislation early next year. However, things are not certain.
Conducting a faulty investigation can lead to an employee’s success in an unfair dismissal claim
The AIRC ordered Melbourne’s St Vincent Hospital to reinstate an employee and ordered compensation for lost earnings after it found that a pathology courier employee’s (Ms Nicolson) dismissal was unfair.

Flawed investigation leads to monetary compensation for former employee
In a recent unfair dismissal case brought before the AIRC, the AIRC found that while an employee's conduct warranted dismissal, the dismissal was nevertheless harsh, unjust and unreasonable because of the procedural fairness failures by the Company.

Are Your Breaking the Law?
You may pay your taxes and stop at red lights, but that doesn't necessarily mean you haven't been breaking a few laws. I'm speaking about universal laws. The one you're probably most familiar with is the law of gravity. There's no disputing it. What goes up must come down. That's simple enough. But, did you know there are other laws that govern your life every day with the same power and consistency as gravity?

The Commission clarifies when a qualifying period ends
In the recent decision of Tania Maree Kabel-Pluck v Visy Pulp and Paper Pty Ltd, the Commission found that an employee was not prevented from making an unfair dismissal claim because the date of termination took place after the expiration of the probationary period and the qualifying period.

Video surveillance successfully used to prove theft and justify termination
The recent unfair dismissal case of Whiting v Greenbank, the Commission found that the termination of an employee, who was accused of stealing $24.00 from the till, was not harsh, unjust or unreasonable.
How To Succeed In Your "Home Based Online Business Opportunity"
If you are trying to get financial freedom, explode your business or if you are just looking for success in life, read this article. In this article I will explain one of the laws of success. There are several laws in universe and we have to learn to work with these laws, because law is working all the time. Just like the law of gravity. It works for everyone and all the time, it does not matter who you are or where you are.

The Laws of Franchising Remain Unchanged
In the franchise industry there are certain truisms which have remained virtually unchanged over the years. I refer to them as The Laws of Franchising. The following are six of these laws.
Licensing v. Franchising
This article discusses the elements of a trademark license and of a franchise and the "Twilight Zone" between the two with respect to the degree of assistance the licensor provides and the degree of control the licensor exerts over the licensee method of operation. The danger is having a license agreement ruled to be a franchise and the licensor to be in violation of the FTC Franchise Rule and state unfair and deceptive trade practice laws for failure to comply with the pre-sale disclosure requirements of the FTC Franchise Rule.
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