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Australia's leaders are leaving businesses wondering whether they can turn away customers based on whether or not they’ve had the vaccine.

Qantas is fighting hard to not bring back thousands of jobs it outsourced during the pandemic, appealing a Federal Court case ruling that found it unlawfully sacked 2,000 ground crew in 2020.

Court proceedings are slow, expensive and a drain on your resources. If you can solve an issue without entering the courtroom, you've won.

One of the key recommendations the government ignored from the landmark [email protected] report could have gone a long way to preventing workplace sexual harassment.

Modernising the law means that company boards and senior management are able to avoid the delays typically present with paper documents.

More businesses will follow the lead of tech giant Salesforce in its plan to restrict on-site work to vaccinated staff when restrictions ease in Australia, an employment lawyer says.

It’s important that buyers of NFTs understand the limits of what they are getting for their money.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg appears to have thrown the most important findings of the banking royal commission under a bus.

The new vaccine indemnity scheme has been welcomed as something that will protect SMEs and allow them to play a bigger part in the rollout.

Qantas determined the majority of employees support its move for mandatory vaccinations. But it might still face a legal storm if its policy is tested before a tribunal or court.