26 August changes to workplace laws
Domenic Tartaglia • 22 August 2024

26 August changes to workplace laws  - are you ready?

On 26 August 2024, stage two of changes to the Fair Work Act, called “Closing Loopholes” reform come into effect. 


“Closing the Loopholes” makes expansive changes to Australia's industrial relations. The reforms will have a substantial impact on employers, employees, principals, and contractors. It is clear that Australian businesses will need to give these reforms significant attention.


What changes on 26 August and how can you prepare?



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