The world of sport is moving rapidly to seek to make policy to address dealing with transgender athletes. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) determined that it was up to individual sports to determine their transgender policies, stating that they would not promulgate a policy across Olympic sports. As a result, sports are being forced to […]
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While premium impact is likely not the first thing employers consider when a new workers’ compensation claim is made, it is an important aspect of the WorkCover process that should be understood. We are often asked when investigating and responding to damages claims, ‘How is this going to impact my premium?’ Helpfully, WorkCover Queensland recently
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As featured in the June edition of Bowler Magazine Gaming Clubs have become adept at ensuring their gaming rooms can remain operational with minimal disruption during renovation works. However, there may be occasions when a gaming licensee needs to close down their gaming room for an extended period or permanently, for reasons such as the
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As featured in the latest edition of the QHA Magazine If you are considering holding an event where you will be supplying liquor, but cannot accommodate for or prefer to hold this event at premises which are not part of the licensed area under your liquor licence, you will need to obtain a permit for
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As featured in the latest edition of QHA Magazine It is possible for hotels to earn very good money by providing catering services away from its primary licensed venue, and you may be considering the provision of catering off-site to financially boost your hotel business and expand its range of services. The type of catering
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As featured in the latest edition of Clubs Qld Magazine In our previous article, we outlined that we have seen Clubs in Queensland undertaking large scale renovations of existing premises or building new facilities. At the same time, we have also seen an increase in construction contract disputes in both Clubs and the general building
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As featured in the latest edition of Bowler Magazine Are you finding it hard to keep your Club financially afloat? Determining whether your Club is facing significant financial problems or just experiencing a temporary cash shortage can be challenging. If you suspect that the warning signs suggest a more severe financial issue, it’s crucial to
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As featured in the latest edition of Bowler Magazine Club mergers have become increasingly common in recent years, with many clubs looking to join forces to increase their resources, membership base, and overall success. While there are many cultural and strategic considerations involved in merging with another club, it’s also important to conduct thorough legal
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I hope you have been enjoying Mullins Lawyers’ regular bulletins to employers and people working in the insurance industry. In the last 20 years, we have published 332 articles on cases, legislation, and general observations relevant to workers’ compensation. Workplace violence is closely linked to mental health which is becoming an increasing focus for employers,
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As featured in the latest edition of the Clubs Qld Magazine Social media can be a useful tool for Clubs to promote their premises and the services they have to offer to their members and the wider community. It can be used to track engagement and interest, and help Clubs determine predicted success of events
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