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How To Write an Expression of Interest When Filing Tender

How To Write an Expression of Interest When Filing Tender

Learn how to prepare and issue an Expression of Interest (EOI) request in Australia with clear steps, templates, and legal compliance tips.

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How to Spot and Stop Fake Invoice Scams Before They Cost Your Business

Fake invoice scams are on the rise. Learn how to spot fraudulent invoices, avoid common traps, and protect your business before costly mistakes happen.

What is the Difference Between ARBN and ABN?

ABN vs ARBN: not the same thing. Learn which number your business needs and avoid costly compliance mistakes with ASIC and the ATO.

7 Common ASIC Compliance Mistakes And How to Avoid Them

Think your ASIC compliance is handled? Think again. These common mistakes quietly trigger late fees, penalties and director risk.

What is ASIC Late Fee? How to Avoid The Penalty

Facing ASIC late fees? Discover the penalty schedule, why businesses miss deadlines, and proven steps to avoid costly mistakes.

What Does Pro Rata Mean? A Clear Guide for Employees

Discover what "pro rata" means in salaries, leave, and payments. Learn how pro rata works and how to calculate it, ideal for employees and job seekers.

Adjudication: What It Means and How the Process Works

Explore the meaning of adjudication, who the adjudicator is, and what it means to be adjudicated. A simple explanation for complex legal and administrative terms.

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Resigning During Probation: How Much Notice? (2026 Update)

Resigning during probation might seem like a simple process. However, there’s more to it.
Minimum Hours for Shift Work

A Guide to the Minimum Hours for Shift Work

Our post will give you a clear guide about what you need to know about minimum hours for shift work in Australia.
Employee Resignation Without Notice: Is This Legal?

Employee Resignation Without Notice: Is This Legal?

Have you ever wondered if an employee's resignation without notice is legal? Find out in this article.
How to sign on someone else's behalf legally

Is It Legal to Sign on Someone Else’s Behalf? (2025 Update)

As a general rule, signing on someone else's behalf is legal so long as you are authorised to sign for them. Find out more here.

How Long Should Your Notice Period Be?

Learn how long notice period resignation rules work in Australia, your rights under Fair Work, and how to manage or negotiate a shorter notice period.

What’s the Difference Between a Lawyer and Barrister? (2025 Update)

Barristers are lawyers, but not all lawyers are barristers. Find out what the difference is between a lawyer and a barrister here.

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