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Labour's Employment Rights Bill is a howler that will hammer jobs

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Employment rights is always a balancing act between businesses and workers, but Labour’s legislation swings too far in one direction, says Karen Jackson As an employment discrimination lawyer I’ve devoted my legal career to protecting the rights of workers from discrimination and harassment in the workplace. I see the harsh reality of what really goes on but even I cannot think Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is anything but a howler. There’s no…
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Labour's Employment Rights Bill is a howler that will hammer jobs

Employment rights is always a balancing act between businesses and workers, but Labour’s legislation swings too far in one direction, says Karen Jackson As an employment discrimination lawyer I’ve devoted my legal career to protecting the rights of workers from discrimination and harassment in the workplace. I see the harsh reality of what really goes on but even I cannot think Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is anything but a howler. There’s no…

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Labor’s non-compete clause ban: What it means for small businesses

Last week, Labor unveiled a new plan to ban non-compete clauses for low and middle income workers. The ban would apply to workers earning less than the high-income threshold in the Fair Work Act, which is currently $175,000. The Government will also close loopholes in competition law that currently allow businesses to: Apply caps to an employee’s pay and conditions without the knowledge and agreement of the employee Apply a ‘no-poach’ agreement…

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