Read time: 4 minutes The Copyright Act 1968 gives architects (as 'authors' of an 'artistic work') three separate moral rights: the right of ...

Achieving effective organisational performance requires a strategy that delivers motivated people with the right attitudes, skills, knowledge and ...

The rules applicable to the law of evidence apply equally to the expert witness as well as to the ordinary witness. It has often been said that the ...

Read time: 5 minutes Recruiting the right staff for your practice and developing selection procedures that help you to find the right people are ...

The risk to architects of specifying standards needs to be managed. Proprietary specification systems such as NATSPEC regularly review all standards ...

Read time: 7 minutes The participation rate and progression of women within the architectural profession is disproportionately low compared to the ...

There are many reasons why architects might wish to retain office and job records. It is a legal requirement for companies, as per the Corporations ...

Read time: 5 minutes It is imperative that employers correctly classify their employees as either permanent or casual. The primary differences ...

The Premises Standards of the DDA are not the NCC and the NCC is not the Premises Standards. One is federal legislation, the other is an instrument ...

Read time: 7 minutes Under the Australian Constitution, each jurisdiction (Commonwealth, states and territories) has responsibility for work health ...