Tag: Contracts

Holding Redlich’s Trew and Hope analyze pivotal cases shaping employment contract clauses in Australia, focusing on claims for breach of contract by employers.

Lara explores essential points for employers, including the appropriate steps to take when an employee consistently misses work without providing an explanation.

Jacqui Miller, founder of Dynamic Business Outsourcing Solutions (DBOS), believes that the right kind of outsourcing can be instrumental in accelerating business growth and financial wellbeing. Outsourcing can be viewed as negative, particularly by unions and job hunters, however with changing work cultures and technological advancements, outsourcing is now more widely available as an option […]

Starting up and successfully running a small business can certainly be overwhelming at times and it is of the utmost importance that you get things right from the very beginning. Your employees are one of your greatest assets, vital in the growth and prosperity of your business. To make the most of this valuable resource […]

  Many business owners are now choosing to use electronic contracts. Many of these systems are simple to use and enable you to sign the contacts electronically on whatever device you are using. The two main types of electronic contract are as follows: Click-Wrap Agreement This type of agreement states the terms and terms and […]

With the release of the new “innovation” package by the Federal Government, an increasing amount of people are considering starting up a new business.  However, before you get too carried away, it’s important to ensure you stay on the right side of the law. Here are my 5 top legal tips for any start up: […]

If you find yourself negotiating a commercial or retail lease for the first time, being familiar with these key lease issues will help you strike a better deal.

The Abbott Government has today released a draft legislation put forward to further protect small businesses from unfair contract terms.

The Commonwealth Government has announced an extension of the unfair contract protections currently available, a move to further protect the nation’s small businesses from imbalanced agreements brought on by big business.

As emails fly back and forth between your business and clients, partners, friends and family, it’s easy to forget one thing: emails are often used as evidence in legal proceedings.