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Face masks now mandated across Sydney building sites
Key point: You must wear a fitted face mask in all indoor areas of construction sites
PUBLIC HEALTH (COVID-19 TEMPORARY MOVEMENT AND GATHERING RESTRICTIONS) AMENDMENT (No.4) ORDER
The NSW State Government has deemed it necessary to introduce further restrictions in order to control the Delta strain of the COVID-19 virus.
As a result...
SERVICE NSW QR CODE MANDATED
The NSW State Government has announced the use of the Service NSW QR code will become mandatory at all workplaces and retail businesses from Monday 12 July 2021.
High income threshold rises to $158,500 pa
Effective from 1 July 2021, the Fair Work Commission has increased the high income threshold to $158,500 pa.
New business support package announced for NSW
The NSW Government today announced a major new grants package and changes to the Dine & Discover program to help tens of thousands of small businesses and people across NSW impacted by the current COVID-19 restrictions.
GET THE SKILLS RECOGNITION YOUR TEAM DESERVES.
With your support and guidance you can assist your team members with the qualification they deserve. As the building and construction industry is booming, having the right qualification improves job outcomes and workmanship. The Master Builders NSW Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program is an industry-leading option to gain a...
Construction working hours re-extended
Construction working hours re-extended as COVID-19 measure: Weekend working hours revert to pandemic settings
Design and Building Practitioners Act starts 1 July 2021
Design and Building Practitioners Act (DBP) commences next week
Consultation on NCC 2022 public comment draft (stage 1) now open
Don’t miss your opportunity to have your say on the next edition of the NCC.
First international Standard for safety included in recent prosecution
A person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) accused of fall-related breaches has committed $274,000 to developing and certifying a safety management system.
CFMMEU and former officials hit with $382,800 penalties for targeting crane company in Wollongong
The Federal Court today penalised the CFMMEU and two former officials $382,800 following unlawful conduct against mobile crane company WGC Cranes to pressure it to sign a CFMMEU enterprise agreement.