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The Fair Work Ombudsman and the Fair Work Commission have both published official guidance on using AI for workplace questions and Commission cases. The Commission has gone as far as publishing copy-and-paste prompts to help parties get better answers out of ChatGPT. This is not a ban. It’s an instruction manual. Here’s what it says, how employers can use it during a claim, and the risks the guidance itself warns about.

The Fair Work Commission has released a draft determination adding a working from home term to the Clerks – Private Sector Award 2020. It does not give anyone a right […]

Fair Work Court: What Employers Need to Know HR News · 23 July 2026 Fair Work Court: What Australia’s New Workplace Court Means for Employers The Federal Government has announced […]

Important HR Command Updates: July 2026 Product update · July 2026 Important HR Command Updates A big month. Plenty has gone live, one major build is underway, and there is […]

Victorian Work From Home Laws 2026: The Employer’s Guide Victorian workplace compliance Victorian Work From Home Laws 2026: What Employers Need to Know Victoria has introduced a Bill that gives […]

The long weekend’s over. Your inbox is full of “not feeling well today” messages, and funny enough, most of them landed at 6:58am. The day after a public holiday is […]

We’ve rolled out a new set of features in HR Command designed to make managing your workforce, or your clients’, simpler, faster and more defensible. Here’s what’s new: ✅ Candidate […]

On-demand replay: Australian workplaces are navigating a new layer of complexity. From the rapid integration of AI into day-to-day operations to the growing regulatory focus on psychosocial risk under WHS […]

Direct from the Source: Navigating the New NSW Long Service Leave Guidance with NSW Industrial Relations With a piece of legislation as established as the Long Service Leave Act 1955, you […]