In the dynamic world of business, payroll managers play a crucial role, though their contributions are often unsung. As a payroll manager, showcasing the value of your role is not just about executing tasks efficiently, it’s about demonstrating how your work positively impacts the broader business objectives. Here are some effective strategies to highlight the […]
READ MOREThe Iconic’s Payroll Underpayment: Lessons and Recommendations
Background The Iconic, an online fashion and lifestyle retailer in Australia, has recently faced significant challenges related to payroll underpayments. Following an upgrade of their payroll and HR systems, the company uncovered nearly $201,000 in additional underpayments, on top of the more than $1 million underpaid to hundreds of casual staff between 2013 and 2019. […]
READ MOREFWC rules on application for an equal remuneration order
In December 2022, a number of significant changes to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (FW Act) came into effect as a result of the Fair Work Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Act 2022. The changes included updates to the Fair Work Commission’s (FWC’s) ability to make an equal remuneration order (ERO) if it considers […]
READ MOREEmbracing flexible work for employees with disabilities
Introduction to Flexible Work Options Flexible work arrangements have become an essential aspect of modern employment, especially for employees with disabilities. This article explores what flexible work can look like and how both employers and employees can benefit from these arrangements. Understanding Flexible Work Arrangements Flexible working arrangements are adjustments made to standard working conditions […]
READ MOREUnderstanding the new fixed term contract regulations
Introduction to New Regulations Starting December 6, 2023, significant changes will be implemented regarding the engagement of employees on fixed term contracts. This article provides a detailed guide on what these changes entail and how they will impact both employers and employees. Fixed Term Contract Basics Fixed term contracts are those that terminate at the […]
READ MOREHESTA fined for misleading advertising on superannuation performance
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has recently imposed fines on HESTA, a major superannuation fund, for misleading advertising practices. HESTA, formally known as H.E.S.T. Australia Limited, faced allegations of presenting false or misleading statements in their marketing materials, particularly concerning their ‘Balanced Growth’ investment option. ASIC’s action against HESTA resulted in the fund […]
READ MOREEmployer unlawfully discriminated against employee with breastfeeding responsibilities
There are a number of personal attributes that are protected by Australia’s federal and state anti-discrimination laws, such as a person’s race, sex, pregnancy, marital status, family responsibilities, breastfeeding, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or intersex status. In a unique decision, the Australian Capital Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal was recently required to determine […]
READ MORECFMMEU penalty for unlawful conduct increased
The Federal Court has increased penalties against the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMMEU) and one of its officials for breaching right of entry laws at a southern NSW construction site following an appeal by the FWO. The matter relates to the CFMMEU, CFMMEU official Anthony Dimitriou and former CFMMEU official Gerasimos Danalis […]
READ MOREAustralian workers back-paid another half a billion
The Fair Work Ombudsman recovered $509 million for 251,475 underpaid workers in 2022-23 – the second consecutive year of more than half a billion dollars in underpayments recovered. The recoveries detailed in the workplace regulator’s newly published Annual Report are the second-largest annual figure recorded, following only the record sum in 2021-22. More than half […]
READ MOREFair Work Ombudsman calls out industries on wage issues
Newly appointed Fair Work Ombudsman, Anna Booth, emphasises that corporate leaders are accountable for any shortcomings in the correct disbursement of wages. Booth, stepping into her new role in September, made it clear that any excuse related to intricate payroll systems or bureaucratic complexities will not be tolerated. She mentioned, “When examining wages in sectors […]
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