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Can I Work On Good Friday? Rights, Pay And Entitlements In Australia
Good Friday is one of the most significant public holidays on the Australian calendar. For many small businesses,...

Website Terms and Privacy for Commercial Kitchen Operators in Australia
Commercial kitchen operators often rely on generic website terms and privacy wording that does not match online orders,...

What Is a Consortium? a Guide to Legal Agreements for Collaborative Business Ventures
A consortium can help Australian businesses bid for bigger projects and combine expertise, but the legal structure matters....

How To Register For PAYG Withholding In Australia: Step-By-Step Guide
If you’re hiring your first employee, putting a director on payroll, or paying workers as part of a...

IP Assignment Clauses for Australian Training Providers
For Australian training providers, an IP assignment clause can decide who owns your course materials, assessments, videos and...

Who Can Witness a Signature in NSW? Small Business Requirements
As a small business owner, you’ll sign (and ask other people to sign) a lot of documents -...

How To Start A Trucking Business In Australia: Legal And Compliance Steps
Starting a trucking business can be a great move if you’re ready to build something hands-on, scalable and...

Supplier Contract Terms Australian Pet Food Brands Should Review
Australian pet food brands should review supplier contracts carefully before signing. This guide covers specifications, quality control, compliance

Confidentiality Statements: What To Include And How To Use Them In Australia
If you’re building a startup or running a small business, you’ll almost certainly share valuable information with someone...

Novation Clause: What It Is, When You Need One And How To Draft It
If you’re running a small business, contracts are part of everyday life. You sign agreements with customers, suppliers,...

How the 10/12 Limit Applies to Casuals and Contractors in Australia
If you roster casual staff (or engage contractors) you’ve probably heard someone mention the “10/12 limit”. It usually...

How to Start a Car Rental Business in Australia: Legal Requirements & Contracts
Starting a car rental business can be a great move if you’re looking for a business model with...

Are Oral Contracts Legally Binding in Australia?
If you run a small business, you’ve probably done plenty of deals in a hurry: a supplier agrees...

How To Draft A Legal Agreement Between Two Parties: Key Clauses
If you run a small business, you’ll probably enter into dozens (if not hundreds) of arrangements with other...

Exclusive Agency Agreement NSW: What to Know Before You Sign
If you’re a small business in NSW and someone has put an exclusive agency agreement in front of...

How Many Days Is 4 Weeks Annual Leave? (Australia)
If you employ staff in Australia, you’ve probably seen the phrase “4 weeks annual leave” in the National...

What To Do When A Customer Account Is In Arrears
When you’re running a small business, cash flow is everything. So when a customer’s account falls into arrears...

Annual And Sick Leave Entitlements In Australia: What Employers Need To Know
Running a small business often means wearing a lot of hats. One week you’re focused on sales and...

Mutual Confidentiality Agreement: Key Terms And When To Use One
If you run a small business or you’re building a startup, you’ll probably need to share information to...

Understanding s50AAA of the Corporations Act: Key Implications
If you’re building (or investing in) an Australian startup, “control” is one of those words that comes up...

Legal vs Preferred First Name: Employer Rules for Contracts, Payroll & Records
As a small business owner, you’ll deal with names constantly: employment contracts, payroll onboarding, super, bank details, email...

Heat-Of-The-Moment Resignations: A Safer Employer Response
In a small business, resignations don’t always come through neatly as an email with a clear last day...

Is Your Website Legally Fit for Purpose?
Is your website doing more than looking polished? A legally fit-for-purpose site can reduce risk, protect your business...

If You Get Overpaid, Can Your Employer Take It Back?
Payroll mistakes happen - especially in small businesses where you’re wearing multiple hats and running payroll between everything...
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