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In light of the Mother’s Day festivities last week, it is important to remember that 1 in 2 Australian mothers having experienced pregnancy-related discrimination in the workplace and to consider whether your...

  What is workplace bullying? Bullying in the workforce is defined as repeated and unreasonable behaviour directed towards a worker that created a risk to health and safety. This definition is inclusive...

The age of automation, much like the industrial revolution, will have an impact on employment like never before. A study conducted by the McKinsey Global Institute approximates that 22 percent of a...

Client legal privilege, also called legal professional privilege, and known as attorney client privilege in the USA, protects confidential communications between a lawyer and client. This means that the law and the...

Have you been left out of the ‘Will’ of a loved one, or do you feel as if the gift left to you is inadequate? Unfortunately, this is a relatively common story....

Has someone failed to pay money that is owed to you? Here is what you could do; You attempt to communicate with the debtor in order to understand why the debt has...

    Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned social media companies of potential changes to the law which will impose severe penalties if they do not make changes to stop the spread...

What is a De Facto Relationship? According to the Family Law Act 1975, a de facto relationship exists when two parties have been living together on a genuine domestic basis. A relationship...

Separation is often a ‘catastrophic loss’ to either one or both parties. Adjusting to separation presents complications on many levels, such as self-esteem issues, financial security, friendships, loss of a family unit...