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05 July 2009
Magistrate says she struggles to protect human rights
A magistrate responsible for one of largest geographic jurisdictions in Australia has provided a Canberra conference with a grassroots perspective of protecting human rights. © 2009 AAP
ATO IDs issued/withdrawn
The Tax Office has issued four ATO Interpretative Decisions (ATO IDs) and withdrawn four others.
Financial sector levies set
Financial sector levies for 2009/10 have increased by almost 10%.
Jobless over 25 to get extra help
Retrenched workers aged over 25 will be given intensive assistance under a COAG agreement to help the unemployed. © 2009 AAP
New claims process for HP following consumer complaints
Hewlett-Packard has a new claims processing system after the ACCC acted on complaints about their cash-back and gift promotions.
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What will be the FWA’s role in the Fair Work system?
Joydeep Hor and Louise Keats of Harmers Workplace Lawyers explain the new framework under the Fair Work system.
Appeal news
Applications for special leave to appeal to the High Court have been lodged by both the Commissioner and the taxpayers from the Full Federal Court decision in Bamford & Ors v FC of T 2009 ATC 20-105.
Financial sector levy rates for 2009/10
The government has released the financial sector levy rates for 2009/10.
Fair Work to benefit employers too: Gillard
Less red tape and a simpler system were reasons why Australian employers - and not just employees - had reason to celebrate the commencement of the
Fair Work Act 2009
, the federal government said.
Ombudsman has workplace discrimination in sights
Newly anointed Fair Work Ombudsman Nicholas Wilson has reminded employers that his agency now has the powers to investigate discrimination in the workplace.
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