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In force since November 2024, the federal government’s Same Job Same Pay legislation applies predominantly in situations where labour hire workers perform the same duties as directly employed staff, ensuring they receive equivalent pay.
In force since November 2024, the federal government’s Same Job Same Pay legislation applies predominantly in situations where labour hire workers perform the same duties as directly employed staff, ensuring they receive equivalent pay.
Insurance for hairdressing and beauty services businesses
Australia is home to more than 25,000 hairdressing and beauty services businesses. If yours is among them, you’ll know how tough building a
loyal base of customers and a protable enterprise can be.
Renting Out Your Commercial Space? Know Your Risks
Leasing your property can be a great way to generate steady income, but many landlords underestimate the risks that come with it. Spotting
those early makes it easier to protect both your building and your cash flow.
Making sure your real estate business is properly insured
Australia is home to more than 46,000 real estate businesses. If yours is among them, you’ll know how tough working in and around the property industry can be.
When you transfer ownership of your business, you’re not always eliminating your exposure to risks. Liabilities tied to past operations,
employee claims or professional services can persist long after the sale is finalised.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer niche but an increasingly larger part of how businesses move, deliver, and operate. But they also
raise new insurance questions—especially around lithium batteries, workplace charging, and transport risks that may not be covered by
standard policies.
Australian businesses are feeling the squeeze of rising insurance premiums, building costs, and extreme weather—but a more silent threat is
growing: underinsurance.
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that there is a free and transparent complaints and compliance review process which imposes binding sanctions for any breach of the Code. It
is designed to promote better and more professional, informed and effective relationships between insurance brokers and their customers. To
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