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Fixed Term Contracts: An Explainer

Considering hiring a fixed term employee? Or not sure whether they should be a permanent employee? Find all about fixed term contracts here.

How Do Probationary Periods Work?

Unsure whether your new employee is the correct fit? Why not try a probationary period? Learn what you need to know here.

How Long Should My Break Be As An Employee?

Employee breaks are key to preserving fair work rights, as well as ensuring a productive work place. Find out about your employee break entitlements here.

What is the Difference Between Casual vs Full-time Employment?

Do you want to know the differences between casual and full-time employment for your small business?

A Guide to NES: The 11 Employment Entitlements

Understanding an employers obligations under NES is extremely important. Read on for more about NES: The 11 Employment Entitlements.

What’s the Difference Between Redundancy and Severance Pay?

Upon termination employees are often entitled to different forms of compensation. Here we discuss two of them - redundancy and severance pay.

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