Cross-Border Employment in Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Businesses Using Offshore Labour
Globalisation and technology have revolutionised the way Australian businesses operate. From customer support to back-end legal services, sourcing labour from countries like the Philippines and India has become commonplace. The appeal? Lower costs, skilled talent, and access to an ever-ready workforce. The Game Has Changed: What the Pascua Case Means for Australian Employers A recent...
Recovering Debts in the Construction Industry: A Guide to the Contractors Debts Act 1997 (NSW)
Non-payment is an enduring problem in the construction industry. Subcontractors, suppliers and workers frequently find themselves out of pocket when a contractor fails to pay for work done or materials...
Workers Compensation Obligations in Hybrid Work Environments
Hybrid and remote work remain prevalent, requiring employers to manage National Employment Standards¹(NES) obligations with state-based workers’ compensation risks. A South Australian home injury case raises critical questions for NSW...
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work. It Rewrites the Shape of Work.
Not long ago, artificial intelligence was sold as a kind of corporate housekeeper. It would tidy the inbox, draft the memo, summarise the report, debug the code. The promise was...
Madison Marcus Town Hall brought the firm together to reflect on how we lead, how we perform, and how we adapt as technology reshapes the way work gets done. From...
NSW Planning System Reforms: CDC Variations Under the EP&A Reforms
The NSW Government’s legislative reforms under the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Planning System Reforms) Act 2025 (NSW)¹ will change how complying development certificates (CDCs) are assessed in NSW. One significant...
We are living through a structural shift in how societies organise information, value and decision‑making. History tends to label these moments only in hindsight. The printing press changed who could...
Cross-Border Employment in Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Businesses Using Offshore Labour
Globalisation and technology have revolutionised the way Australian businesses operate. From customer support to back-end legal services, sourcing labour from countries like the Philippines and India has become commonplace. The...
Recovering Debts in the Construction Industry: A Guide to the Contractors Debts Act 1997 (NSW)
Non-payment is an enduring problem in the construction industry. Subcontractors, suppliers and workers frequently find themselves out of pocket when a contractor fails to pay for work done or materials...
Workers Compensation Obligations in Hybrid Work Environments
Hybrid and remote work remain prevalent, requiring employers to manage National Employment Standards¹(NES) obligations with state-based workers’ compensation risks. A South Australian home injury case raises critical questions for NSW...
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work. It Rewrites the Shape of Work.
Not long ago, artificial intelligence was sold as a kind of corporate housekeeper. It would tidy the inbox, draft the memo, summarise the report, debug the code. The promise was...
Madison Marcus Town Hall brought the firm together to reflect on how we lead, how we perform, and how we adapt as technology reshapes the way work gets done. From...
NSW Planning System Reforms: CDC Variations Under the EP&A Reforms
The NSW Government’s legislative reforms under the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Planning System Reforms) Act 2025 (NSW)¹ will change how complying development certificates (CDCs) are assessed in NSW. One significant...
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