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09.12.2018
Message from John Shepherd, ATO
I want to clarify that legislation to extend Single Touch Payroll to all employers from 1 July 2019 has not yet passed the Parliament, despite some public commentary that suggests it has. The Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No.4) Bill 2018 was ...
02.12.2018
Anyone can accessorise: The accessorial liability provisions of the FW Act
Findings of accessorial liability for contraventions of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (FW Act) are now frequent occurrences. Most commonly, the individuals found to have been involved in contraventions of the FW Act are directors of companies, and those ...
25.11.2018
Anatomy of an employment contract
It is often said that the essence of the employment relationship is the work/wages bargain – where an employer directs an employee to complete certain work in exchange for wages. However, the reality of the employment relationship is much more complex. ...
18.11.2018
Payroll fraud
What could have been done to stop a lone employee stealing almost $20 million from her employer? Although it’s impossible to accurately quantify, payroll fraud is more common than you might think. Unfortunately when there are large amounts of money ...
18.11.2018
Learning Lab – payroll jobs of the future
The second instalment in the Payroll HQ learning lab series will run on Thursday 29 November at 14:30 (AEDST). This month the team at Payroll HQ has the pleasure of chatting with Ryan Meyer, Regional Director for General Assembly. General Assembly helps ...
11.11.2018
Brand -new day: Employees, their relatives and social media – where is the line?
Earlier this year, we wrote a blog about the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers who, at the time, were embroiled in a controversy surrounding its (now previous) General Manager and his involvement in social media accounts that had been releasing confidential ...