Opinion

There is an underlying eagerness among Australian regulators to address criticism of the national enforcement record on foreign bribery and corruption...

The gig economy has exploded onto the scene in Australia like in many other countries, with companies like Uber and Deliveroo thriving, writes Matthew...

There’s no doubt that an expert can provide vital independent scientific, technical, or other specialised knowledge that may assist in the understan...

Lawyers who are concerned about being superseded by robots should not lose sight of the fact that the human element will always be an essential part...

There are numerous avenues that individuals and institutions can take when promoting diversity in the workplace, writes Natalia Kamusinski.  ...

Although the long road to reforming the ACT’s compulsory third party (CTP) scheme is complete, the journey is not yet over, writes Arthur Marusevich...

In 2017, Australia’s insolvency industry underwent two tranches of law reform. Passed in September, the amended legislation, Treasury Laws Amendment...

What if you applied the unfair dismissal regime to Australia’s controversial ball tampering scandal? James Mattson and Ryan Murphy ask whether the...

Eating healthily in the workplace can have long-standing benefits for lawyers, whereas skipping meals or snacking can adversely impact upon both your ...

We all know law graduates struggling to find a job, however to think about other ramifications, writes Nicholas van Hattem. ...

Inclusive workplace diversity has to include changes to daily practices, writes Julie Kneebone. ...

Our firm has traditionally had an image problem. The problem being, we haven’t had much of an image outside of the people who have worked with us, w...

On #iwd2018 a lot of the female lawyers’ online networking groups got to throwing around practical ideas about how their employer could help working...

There are a number of issues to be considered for those planning to make voluntary submissions to the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking,...

I recently heard of a company that rejected a mother’s request to return to work part-time because apparently the job just had to be done on a full-...

I look to the brave women of the past with immense gratitude and admiration, writes Jamie Shine. ...

The increasing sophistication and prevalence of infrastructure and construction disputes in Australia in coming years will put the quality of financia...