The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry today welcomed a new legislation to establish a default energy offer that could reduce the cost of energy for small businesses across the state.

We are more than halfway through February and Victoria’s impressive calendar of major events is well underway.

The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has recently lodged its 2019-20 Pre-Budget Submission with the Federal Government.

An employee of almost 10 years was made redundant from his role due to an organisational restructure.

SafeWork NSW has created a new Young Worker Safety “eToolkit” to help people entering the workforce deal with bullying, abuse by customers, workplace injuries, mental health challenges and other issues.

Today marks the first day of February and the Victorian Chamber is in full swing preparing for the busy year ahead.

A company owner will spend six months in jail, after accepting her sentence for recklessly endangering and killing an employee.

The new year is well underway and so are our plans for the year ahead. With businesses returning from their summer breaks, January provides a good opportunity to plan and set new goals for 2019.

We are looking for businesses to meet with former Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James who is chairing a Victorian Government Inquiry into the Victorian on-demand workforce.

A market research company has successfully defended an unfair dismissal claim submitted by an employee who worked as a market research interviewer. In May 2018 two complaints were lodged against the employee by their immediate supervisor relating to behaviour both in the workplace and on social media.