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Commission clarifies what is unreasonable action by Councils in staff disciplinary matter
Posted by Kristie Taylor
on 3 November 2021
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The QIRC has clarified when disciplinary processes will not b...
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Local Government employers beware terminating employees without following proper procedure
Posted by Kristie Taylor
on 9 August 2021
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The QIRC has recently confirmed that compliance with the requ...
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Red tape relaxation...for a while anyway
Posted by Kristie Taylor
on 12 August 2020
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New Planning Regulation eases red tape on developers and loca...
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New Labour Hire Licensing Regime
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on 13 March 2018
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Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017 - What does it mean for local ...
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Directors have rights too!
May 02 2022
Directors have rights to access company information and to seek independent professional advice
Introduction
A Councillor who is appointed as a&n...
Understanding the ‘storey’
Apr 11 2022
What rooftop space is excluded from the calculation of building height?
In regulating built form, many local government planning schemes rely...
Interpreting development approvals
Feb 24 2022
Take note of the High Court of Australia’s decision in Sunland Group Ltd v Gold Coast City Council1
Relevant highlights and facts
Litigatio...
