"I’ve had the pleasure of working with Catie from Business Solution Hub over the past few months and have been thoroughly impressed by her expertise, creativity, and actionable ideas for our business.
Catie took the time to truly understand our needs, providing thoughtful recommendations that inspired us to take meaningful steps forward. She went above and beyond to ensure we felt supported, even when I couldn’t implement some suggestions due to time constraints, remaining patient, encouraging, and always available to help. Catie’s extensive business experience, coupled with the collective knowledge of the Business Solution Hub team, makes them an invaluable resource for any business seeking growth and innovation."How can we help?
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Review employment contracts and relevant Modern Awards to establish obligations
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Calculate underpayment claims including a review of overtime, penalty rates, and allowances
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Keep you up-to-date with changing legislation and regulations around employee pay and entitlements
Why use our
Specialists?
Pay queries are one of the most common employee problems in a workforce. Analysing an underpayment claim can be complex and often time-consuming.
- Our team of local Specialists understand the complexity of Australian workplace relations laws and regulations
- Help you put processes in place to correct payment discrepancies going forward to maintain fair and lawful employment practices, compliant with tax and workplace regulations
Secure in the knowledge with our team of accredited specialists
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Frequently asked questions
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Parental leave is dependent on how long the employee has worked for you and whether their partner is also taking parental leave from their employer.
If the employee has been with you for at least 12 months at the expected date of birth of the baby, they are untitled to take up to 12 months off on unpaid parental leave. If their partner is also taking parental leave, up to 20 days can be taken at the same time. This is known as ‘concurrent leave’.
The employee can apply to the Department of Human Services (Centrelink) for payments during this time. If they would like, you can also pay their accrued annual leave to cover some of the leave period. Note: sick and carers leave cannot be paid during this time.
If you are a Business Solutions Hub Subscriber, more detailed information can be found in our Parental Leave Fact Sheet. Note, you need to be logged into the Portal of Knowledge to view this resource.