Management Rights News
Opposing resolutions without dissent - the final say12 Oct
The longest running (and most expensive) dispute over a deck in Australia has been decided by the High Court. There are no appeals from there so we now have the definitive statement on what a body corporate’s decision-making obligations are based on.
Lot entitlements - Can you unscramble the egg?10 Oct
Ordinarily, the answer would be a resounding ‘no’, but the government may have to give it a go with lot entitlements.
Christmas is approaching - is it time to give notice?07 Oct
Do you intend to shut down operations over the Christmas and New Year period this year?
The golden rules of by-law enforcement 14 Sep
Acquiescence. Such a beautiful word. But not when it comes to by-law enforcement.
Another version of the Form 6 is live22 Jul
We now know who is going to be running the country for the next three years, and for those of you who took our advice to start preparing new Form 6’s from 1 July while we waited to see who got up, you can scrap that.
Industrial relations: Election result - tougher penalties and a stronger watchdog 13 Jul
So after a nail-biting fortnight, Bill Shorten has conceded the election and the Coalition have been returned to Government with Malcolm Turnbull remaining at the helm (at least for the time being).
Latest version of the Form 6 is live06 Jul
The OFT have issued a new version, effective Friday 1 July.
Conditioning management rights assignments08 Jun
Bodies corporate are becoming increasingly empowered when considering management rights assignments.
Bullying in strata24 May
Workplace bullying continues to rise with the latest surveys indicating up to 40% of employees have experienced bullying at some point in their working lives.
Digital marketing – breaking geographic borders for the accommodation industry24 May
The ultimate goal of any successful accommodation provider is to develop their profile and positioning as a provider of choice to their consumers, obviously being potential guests or tenants. The issue with traditional marketing techniques and methods is that the strategies usually used follow a ‘one size fits all’ approach.
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