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Labour & employment

Clear terms for everyday working relationships.

Employment documents and HR policies for small and mid-sized businesses, read against the four Labour Codes and the applicable state rules.

Labour CodesAppointment lettersFixed-term & consultantsHR policies

SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS AREA

What a review may cover.

01

Understand the workforce

Review roles, locations, working arrangements, headcount and the factual distinction between employment and independent services.

02

Align the documents

Consider appointment letters, salary structure, fixed-term arrangements, consultancy terms and core policies against the Codes.

03

Support implementation

Identify payroll and policy questions, responsibilities, record-keeping and how changes are communicated to staff.

DOCUMENTS & PRACTICAL OUTPUTS

From questions
to a working record.

Depending on the agreed scope, the work may involve the following. Deliverables and responsibilities are confirmed before an engagement.

A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT

Questions to
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COMMON QUESTIONS

A little more context.

Labour Code, transitional and state-level requirements need a current, establishment-specific review.

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Can the same policy set be used for every SME?

Requirements vary by location, establishment, workforce and activity. A template needs a factual applicability review.

Does calling someone a consultant settle their status?

No. The label is not conclusive; the actual relationship and the statutory tests need to be examined.

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