Refusal to recruit non-union members proves costly for SKILLED
The Federal Court has ordered SKILLED to compensate two workers it refused to employ because they weren't union members. read more
The Federal Court has ordered SKILLED to compensate two workers it refused to employ because they weren't union members. read more
Two recent cases shed light on how the legal system treats candidates' attempts to discover why their job applications failed. read more
The latest ruling in a long-running ODCO independent contracting case reveals a potential loophole in how the Fair Work Act applies to the triangular relationship of labour hire company, worker and "end-user" employer. read more
Three recent legal disputes about employee restraints contain important lessons for recruitment leaders keen to protect their business interests, according to a lawyer. read more
Restraint of trade clauses are a "blunt instrument" that stifle competition and should be banned in Australia, a Sydney law firm has told the Productivity Commission's workplace relations review. read more
Uneducated consultants and disgruntled candidates have the potential to destroy recruitment companies that fail to be vigilant about visa sponsorship requirements, says risk assessment expert Dianne Gibert. read more
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