Hundreds of thousands of Australians have been granted early access to their superannuation savings, totalling $3.8 billion in early payments, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has said. Key points: The total value of early super accessed by Australians has reached $3.8 billion The tax office has approved close to half a million claims Two weeks ago, more […]
READ MORESend me your location? Staying connected while working from home
The coronavirus pandemic has not only upended our social and family lives, for many of us it has also required us to fundamentally change the ways that we work, including working remotely. When once employees could meet up to collaborate on projects, or chat face to face with each other, employees have now been confined […]
READ MOREUncertain economic conditions sees a shift towards payroll contractors
Anytime we find ourselves in an economic environment that is both challenging and evolving, the level of uncertainty will often create a level of “paralysis” to many business decisions, and this time is no different. Organisations are understandably much more focused on getting through the short to medium term, and this also has an immediate […]
READ MOREAustralian employment holds up for now as virus blow looms
But impact from major COVID-19 related actions will be evident in April Australia posted a surprise rise in jobs in March before the full impact of coronavirus restrictions was captured and was likely bolstered by hiring at supermarkets and associated supply chains to assist with a surge in spending ahead of the lockdown. Confounding the […]
READ MOREI’ll go first: Employer’s disciplinary process didn’t force resignation
The commencement of a disciplinary process against an employee is not an insignificant matter. It serves to notify an employee that their employer has serious concerns about their employment; whether that is the standard of the employee’s performance, their conduct or their behaviour. Importantly, it notifies an employee that they are at risk of being […]
READ MOREJobKeeper update 17 April 2020
ATO adopts ‘strict line’ on PAYG withholding deferrals
The ATO will now only consider deferring PAYG withholding for large businesses where there is a genuine risk of insolvency, but directors have been warned of the significant risks in applying for the relief. The Tax Office has now clarified its position on its discretion to defer the PAYG withholding, GST and excise obligations of […]
READ MORECyber security: Data protection and working remotely
Businesses need to be proactive in setting new best practices with respect to the protection of their intellectual property With the outbreak of COVID-19, all of a sudden, to keep businesses afloat, employers and employees are having to work from home in unprecedented numbers. This presents numerous challenges for businesses when it comes to cyber […]
READ MORETemporary visa holders in Australia allowed to access superannuation as coronavirus support
The Australian government says temporary visa holders with work rights are being given access to draw from their superannuation to help them deal with the coronavirus economic impacts. The Morrison government says temporary visa holders with work rights – including international students – will be allowed to draw on their superannuation funds to help them […]
READ MOREActiv Foundation signs Court-Enforceable Undertaking
Disability services provider, Activ Foundation Inc. (Activ) will back-pay employees in Western Australia a total of $13.6 million after breaching Australia’s workplace laws. Activ, which is a registered Australian Disability Enterprise, has entered into a Court-Enforceable Undertaking with the Fair Work Ombudsman after self-disclosing that it underpaid 1,695 current and former employees, in diverse roles […]
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