Business Advice

The European Commission has come to a preliminary conclusion that Amazon breached antitrust rules, distorting competition in online retail.

So how do managers transition their workforces back into the office without unhappy employees making bullying complaints?

A business owner who falsely claimed she was a registered tax agent has been fined $40,000 by the Federal Court after she unlawfully provided tax agent services to hundreds of people.

In a recent case, the FWC upheld an employer’s objection to an employee’s unfair dismissal application after he refused to work from home.

The reality is there is no general rule that employers must issue three warning before an employee can be dismissed.

The JobMaker hiring credit scheme has drawn criticism for potentially encouraging a form of age discrimination.

ACCC chair Rod Sims has defended a letter sent to the author of an opinion piece the commission believed raised price-fixing concerns.

Christian Porter promised an IR reform package within weeks of the federal budget, but COSBOA's Peter Strong says that was always optimistic.

Could the spike in unfair dismissal claims have been mitigated if changes to the Small Business Fair Dismissal Code were implemented earlier?

Melbourne cafe Barry and its operators have been fined $232,545 after the Federal Circuit Court ruled they deliberately underpaid 73 employees by more than $180,000 over a period of 12 months.