Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will announce significant changes to the JobKeeper scheme in July, including a possible change to the flat-rate payment of $1,500. Speaking at Parliament House, Mr Frydenberg said he would now announce the outcome of its midway review of the $70 billion JobKeeper program as well as a detailed economic and fiscal update […]
READ MOREH&M worker ordered to take annual leave after JobKeeper dispute goes to Fair Work
A H&M retail worker has been ordered to take annual leave after disputing whether the Swedish company was able to force workers to draw down on their entitlements while receiving JobKeeper payments. In its latest ruling about JobKeeper and leave entitlements, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) has again sided with businesses, finding workers cannot cite […]
READ MORETaking the high ground: FWC upholds dismissal of employee who stored marijuana equipment in the workplace
In deciding whether to take disciplinary action against an employee, it is important for employers to ensure that the employee is given a reasonable opportunity to provide a response or explanation before a final decision is made, particularly when it concerns matters that could result in summary dismissal. This requirement for procedural fairness can prove […]
READ MORE“Casual” employee entitled to paid leave, employer denied casual loading “off set”
WorkPac Pty Ltd v Rossato [2020] FCAFC 84 Executive summary The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has found that a “casual” employee is entitled to paid leave entitlements under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). Further, the employer is not able to “off set” the amount owing to the employee for those […]
READ MOREICAC wants charges over ‘ghost guard’ scam
Prosecutors should consider charging a former police officer and five others involved in the University of Sydney “ghost guard” work scam, the NSW corruption watchdog says. Retired superintendent Dennis Smith engaged in serious corrupt conduct while working as the university’s security operations manager, the Independent Commission Against Corruption says in a report. Commissioner Stephen Rushton […]
READ MORECourt finds some casual workers are entitled to paid leave
‘The Fair Work Act needs to be urgently amended to define a casual employee in a simple and clear manner’ The Federal Court has found that some “casual workers” on regular and predictable shifts with a firm advance commitment to work were not actually casuals. Consequently, despite what they were labelled in employment contracts, those […]
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READ MOREError in JobKeeper coronavirus payment will provide both relief and grief for the Federal Treasurer
With Josh Frydenberg staring down the barrel of the biggest budget deficits in Australian history, getting a call on Thursday night from the Treasury Secretary saying he’s found $60 billion down the back of the couch gives the man holding the nation’s tattered chequebook a modicum of relief. It’s a massive amount of coin and […]
READ MOREWhat’s the deal with JobKeeper and annual leave? Fair Work Commission offers insights
Employers asking workers to take annual leave while accepting JobKeeper payments has quickly become one of the most contentious aspects of the Morrison government’s $130 billion wage subsidy scheme. Last week, the issue came to a head, when details of a Fair Work Commission (FWC) hearing were published, revealing a Queensland-based worker had lost their […]
READ MORERecord penalties as a result of a Fair Work Ombudsman litigation
Record penalties of $891,000 have been imposed by the Federal Court against the operators of three Hero Sushi takeaway outlets for underpaying workers and providing false records to the Fair Work Ombudsman FWO). HSCC Pty Ltd and HSCK Pty Ltd, which operate Hero Sushi outlets in Newcastle and Canberra respectively, have each been penalised $225,000. […]
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