Posts tagged "vcat"

The employer was ordered to pay the damages to a former employee for failing to take reasonable precautions to prevent her from being sexually harassed in the workplace.

A couple running a home business engaged in a standoff with an Australia Post worker that saw the postal service demand they walk to the post office to receive their parcels.

An Instagram influencer has won a payout from a Melbourne cafe in a case for our times concerning the do's and don'ts of social media.

VCAT has sided with a woman who claimed a resume writing company did not comply with consumer law when it provided her with an error-laden job application.

A small business has won legal action against its landlord, in a decision that cements the principle that manufacturers and business-to-business companies should be entitled to coverage under Victoria's retail leasing act. 

Victoria’s small business commissioner has urged SMEs to contact her office if they are concerned about contracts they’ve signed, saying the…

By  Kerryn Tredwell

A recent case shows employers need to try harder when accommodating disabled employees – or they could face legal ac…

  The corporate watchdog is investigating a Victorian-based travel agency amid claims its directors intentionally deregistered the business…

  The owner of a jumping castle franchise says he feels vindicated after two former franchisees were ordered to pay back his company more t…

An employee has been unsuccessful in her claim her privacy was breached by her employer regarding information on her Facebook account.

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A $500,000 age discrimination claim brought by a former waiter against celebrity chef Guy Grossi goes to mediation this week.    Cosimo Te…

A woman who wore a Prada silk skirt to her 40th birthday party has won a fight in VCAT against the retailer after a champagne stain failed t…