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Article, 31 May 2023 The final pieces in Australia’s Emissions Safeguard Mechanism reforms The reformed Safeguard Mechanism is almost set to commence on 1 July 2023, as the Federal Government has released a set of legislative rules setting out the detailed design for the scheme. Article, 31 May 2023 The resurgence of enterprise bargaining 02: Ready, set, go! How enterprise bargaining begins Employers need to know how bargaining begins under the new legislation, when they can be compelled to bargain, and what they should do before bargaining begins. Article, 31 May 2023 Generative AI As the legal framework around its use continues to evolve at a rapid pace our deep expertise in areas including data privacy, governance, liability, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance ca ... Article, 30 May 2023 Contract remains king and the superannuation guarantee is still unsettled, so check your independent contractor contracts Who falls within the ordinary or extended meaning of "employee" under the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (SGA Act) has arisen again, and this time the result should trigger a revie ... Article, 29 May 2023 The Victorian Government walks a delicate tightrope in the 2023/2024 Budget The Victorian Government has announced a number of revenue measures with the dual purpose of supporting Victorian small businesses with tax concessions and repaying the monumental COVID-19 debt by tar ... Article, 26 May 2023 A matter of expert opinion: how lawyers should engage with expert witnesses The New Aim decision makes clear that lawyers may permissibly engage with experts on a range of matters, but practically they should err on the side of caution, both for forensic and ethical reasons. Article, 26 May 2023 Corporate 5 Minute Fix 03: company officers' personal liability, competing bids and exclusivity, greenwashing Get your 5 Minute Fix on the latest legal trends in corporate law. Designed for busy NEDS, GCS, members of the C-Suite and corporate law enthusiasts. In this edition, we have a roundup of the fortnigh ... Article, 26 May 2023 No room for doubt: Overseas entities now clearly within the grasp of the ACCC's expansive investigative powers Amendments to the law on section 155 notices have been introduced so the ACCC can effectively enforce the Competition and Consumer Act against market participants based overseas but engaging in market ... Article, 26 May 2023 What is "essential" koala habitat: QCAT explains the statutory test The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has strictly applied the statutory test for making a koala habitat area determination for an area within a koala district. The small size of the area a ... Article, 26 May 2023 More national workplace relations reforms on the horizon: Protecting Worker Entitlements Bill Employers should consider how changes under a second tranche of workplace reforms may impact their workforce and how to practically address operational challenges presented by the new legal obligation ... Article, 26 May 2023 Media Release: Clayton Utz boosts Commercial Litigation team with new partner, Matt Spain Matt Spain has joined our firm in Melbourne as a partner in our top-ranked[i] national Litigation and Dispute Resolution team. Media Release, 24 May 2023 ASIC releases and clarifies its corporate finance priorities for the coming quarter Companies should consider their internal documentation to avoid regulatory action against greenwashing or poor cyber-risk policies and ensure their reporting frameworks are in line with best practice ... Article, 24 May 2023 Gippsland offshore wind – time to partner up and pay up Feasibility licence applications are now in for Gippsland offshore wind after many key players partner up to improve chances of success. We outline the next steps for the Minister to decide on licence ... Article, 24 May 2023 Page1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next