The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
If you’ve been in an accident and have suffered an injury, your claim can be complicated by pre-existing conditions. In this article we look at a recent case in the ACT Magistrates Court where the magistrate found that medical evidence was insufficient to support the argument that the plaintiff would have developed symptoms of pre-existing degenerative
The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
The Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482) (TSS) was introduced in March 2018 (replacing the 457 visa) to assist in filling skills-related employment gaps. In this article Dominic Cookman and Suchara Fernando list 9 things employers should know before they apply to sponsor someone under the 482 visa. Background The 482 visa permits the holder
The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
As part of its Annual Wage Review, the Fair Work Commission has increased minimum pay rates by 3% for the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2019. In this article Caitlin Meers explains why employers must make sure that they review their rates within their payroll systems and ensure that employees are
On Wednesday 19 June 2019, the High Court of Australia handed down a landmark decision that answered the question: can a sperm donor be considered a legal parent? In Masson v Parsons & Ors [2019] the High Court handed down a unanimous decision, the High Court confirming that a man who donated his sperm was
There has been significant media attention on Israel Folau following his Instagram post that ultimately led to his dismissal as an employee of Rugby Australia (RA). In this article Caitlin Meers looks at Israel Folau’s case and claims that can be made in the Fair Work Commission. The dismissal The practical impact of his termination
The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
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