Posts tagged "Kelly O’Dwyer"

Jobs and Industrial Relations Minister Kelly O'Dwyer has intervened in a test-case over whether casual loadings can offset annual leave claims.

The Morrison government hasn’t yet completely ruled out a push to force companies with more than 1000 employees toward pay transparency.

The NSW Business Chamber is pushing to introduce a new type of work in six modern awards to address concerns about casuals 'double dipping'.

Former Jobs and Innovation Minister Michaelia Cash has been appointed Australia's new Small Business Minister as part of a broad reshuffle

The federal government plans to make it cheaper for individuals and businesses to search the online business registries administered by the ASIC.

Millions of Australian small business owners could be forced to pay to renew their ABN under a government reform plan.

The federal Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins will lead a national inquiry into sexual harassment in the workplace.

The ann…

The federal government has adopted an industry-wide framework for digital invoicing, paving the way for rapid takeup of e-invoicing in government and the creation of a de facto national electronic payment system.

Superannuation and the workforce participation of women will form part of a big budget package to be hinted at on Tuesday and fully unveiled in September.

The federal government says it will investigate the Australian Taxation Office after a Fairfax and Four Corners investigation found small bu…

The peak body representing self-employed Australians says proposed legislation to allow the Australian Taxation Office to report small busin…

The Institute of Public Accountants has hit out at the “draconian” way small businesses can be penalised if they are late to pay workers’ su…