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Guarantee of annual earnings – does new threshold affect undertaking?

By Paul Munro
on 28 June 2017

How does an increase in the high income threshold affect a guarantee of annual earnings? Paul Munro explains. Read more

News

WA minimum wage to rise by 2.3%

Minimum wage rise – no one's happy

Cases

Wage rort: 7-Eleven terminates agreement with rogue operator

By John Golden on 15 May 2017

Just shy of 10 years' service, but plea for pro rata long service rejected

By Marise Donnolley on 11 May 2017

Accounting company liable for client's wage fraud

By Jim Wilson on 3 May 2017

Employer liable for 40 years of long service leave

By Jim Wilson on 30 January 2017

Q&A

Flexible work requests: what does ‘school age’ mean?

Today’s Media

28/06/2017

Get on with gender equality – because everybody wins

Australia desperately needs to give up the notion that gender equality benefits women at the expense of men, as it’s holding us back from solving the problem.

28/06/2017

Victorian training company pocketed millions using dodgy contracts, court told

A company contracted to run engineering training programs through some of the state's TAFEs pocketed almost $2 million of public money through dodgy contracts, a hearing was told.

27/06/2017

Inequality proves system broken: ACTU boss

The country’s top union official says the fact inequality is at a 70-year high proves the system is broken and it’s time for workers to once more become “a big disruptive ocean”.

27/06/2017

Unpaid internships: Millennials speak out as expert warns of legal risks

Unpaid internships are increasingly becoming the default way of beginning a professional career in Australia.

26/06/2017

Last-ditch bid to save Sunday penalty rates in retail, fast food, hospitality

Controversial cuts to Sunday penalty rates for hundreds of thousands of workers are facing a last-minute legal challenge, with unions seeking urgent hearings to stop them taking effect next weekend.

26/06/2017

'Merry go round' of unpaid interns provide accounting and finance services

A constant flow of unpaid interns provide free accounting and finance work for businesses, raising questions about whether Fair Work laws need to be tightened.

26/06/2017

This is where it’s hardest to find work in Australia

Job hunting can be a tedious and even soul-crushing process, especially for the unemployed. Sadly, for many Australians it can take them well over 50 weeks to find new work.

23/06/2017

Super changes seem daunting, but the basics haven’t changed

Next week we will see the introduction of another raft of significant changes to superannuation.

23/06/2017

Opinion: It’s past time for Channel Nine to show Sam Newman the door once and for all

If Australian television was like Survivor, John ‘Sam’ Newman would have been voted off long ago.

22/06/2017

'When we come after you, you'd better be careful': Union threatens ABCC inspectors at Melbourne rally

Victorian construction union leader John Setka has threatened to hunt down and "expose" Australian Building and Construction Commission inspectors, warning: "When we come after you, you'd better be careful."

22/06/2017

ABC management accessed staff emails without consent

ABC management signed off on requests to access the email accounts of current and former employees without their knowledge more than a dozen times in a two-year period, The New Daily can exclusively reveal.

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