10 Oct 2021
Energy, resources and environment update - October 2021
Peter Kupniewski, Chris Floreani and Nicole Mead summarise some key developments for businesses operating in the energy and resources sector.
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5 Oct 2021
Video: COVID-19 vaccination policies in the workplace
DMAW Lawyers’ Kylie Dunn joined Natasha Malani, CEO of SA Leaders and Rachel Pierro from Adelaide Aspire for a discussion about the topical issue of COVID-19 vaccination policies in the workplace.
28 Sept 2021
Is your business compliant with the new casual conversion obligations?
Earlier this year, new casual conversion provisions were introduced into the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). The amendments imposed a new obligation on employers to offer eligible casuals conversion to permanent employment. Paul Dugan and Kylie Dunn explain.
21 Sept 2021
Increases to maximum civil pecuniary penalties under the Franchising Code
On 13 September 2021, the Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No 6) Act 2021 (Cth) (Amending Act) was assented to. Seva Surmei explains.
16 Sept 2021
From the E, to the S, to the G: unpacking ESG for businesses
ESG (environment, social and governance) for businesses is not a new concept, but it is finding a new level of popularity as expectations placed on businesses shift, making it increasingly important for businesses to embrace ESG. Nicole Mead explains.
14 Sept 2021
Beyond series with Andrew Curle – Warrina Homes
As part of our ongoing internal CPD sessions, DMAW Lawyers was pleased to recently host Andrew Curle, Chief Executive Officer of Warrina Homes.
14 Sept 2021
DMAW Lawyers’ social club function
DMAW Lawyers’ Social Club recently organised a function for staff and their partners at the Havelock Hotel.
9 Sept 2021
Catherine House morning tea - Charity Committee
DMAW Lawyers’ Charity Committee hosted a morning tea fundraiser today in support of Catherine House and we were honoured to be joined by Jaylee Cooper who spoke to us about the important work that they are doing.
8 Sept 2021
ASIC extends time for AGMs
As of today, ASIC have formally extended the time public companies have to hold their annual general meetings. Peter Kupniewski explains.
