6 Sept 2022

Cyber attacks on third party service providers – who has to investigate the data breach?

Cyber attacks on third party service providers to businesses raise many issues with respect to the security of data shared with those service providers and mandatory data breach reporting obligations.

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19 May 2022

Fair Work Commission moves to support 10 days paid domestic violence leave

Fair Work Commission moves to support 10 days paid domestic violence leave...

13 May 2022

Federal Court sets standard for cyber security management

Paul Dugan and Lachlan Chuong discuss recent cybersecurity management standards discussed by the Federal Court.

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11 Apr 2022

Business trips – blurring the line between work and play

A recent decision of the South Australian Employment Tribunal highlights the potential workers compensation liability risks associated with sending employees on business trips. Paul Dugan and Kylie Dunn explain.

14 Feb 2022

Alert: Unfair contract amendments

Following an extensive review and consultation process a new bill has now been introduced to the federal parliament to amend and extend the regulation of unfair contract terms in standard form small business contracts. Paul Dugan and Nicole Mead explain.

10 Feb 2022

Insights

Cyber attacks on third party service providers – who has to investigate the data breach?

Fair Work Commission moves to support 10 days paid domestic violence leave

Federal Court sets standard for cyber security management

Business trips – blurring the line between work and play

Alert: Unfair contract amendments

High Court gives green light to independent contractor arrangements

Fair Work Commission unanimously determines that vaccination mandate is unreasonable – a lesson in consultation

Government broadens the scope of no fault vaccination claims scheme

Mandatory vaccinations for taxi and Uber drivers and public transport workers