Looking at defamation, employment lawyers outline importance of qualified privilege and need-to-know basis, along with risks of negative feedback and chat apps “This is a good cautionary tale,” say...

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Sponsored by Kean Miller Kean Miller’s highly popular Employment Law Forum returns to The Lawton Room in Tiger Stadium on October 30. This half-day labor law briefing educates and empowers employe...

Employers should review contracts ahead of proposed 2027 non-compete ban for workers below high-income threshold The Albanese government has announced plans to significantly reform the use of non-c...

Her union missed the deadline by 24 hours - but the breach of contract fight is far from over A New Zealand teacher dismissed for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine has kept her breach of contract claim...

Andriesz, who flagged Howard Lutnick’s alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein, has died by suicide by Chris Newlands Whistleblowers have hit out at what they say is a serious lack of protection for those...

The company's own submissions didn't even address the offer A seafarer's comp fight with the Spirit of Tasmania operator just got more expensive - after the company let a settlement offer slide. Th...

Five cleaners, three companies, one question the Ombudsman got wrong The Fair Work Ombudsman spent years building a sham contracting case against two directors of a small cleaning company. The Fede...