$119 for members, $169 for non-members, table of 10 for $1690. Joe Hockey, 24 March from 7.30-9.30am at National Wine Centre. Award ceremony 8 June at Adelaide Oval.ĮSG Capability, Creating value beyond the financial…, AmCham breakfast with the Hon. InDaily 40 Under 40 Awards, nominations now open and closing on 31 March. $60 for TiCSA members, $120 for non-members. 13 April from 9.30am-12.30pm at Flinders University in Victoria Square. Profit Boost for Tourism Business Workshop, with TiCSA.

The Value Shift, with Adelaide Advertising & Design Club (AADC)'s women's support arm She Creates, 30 March from 6-9:00pm at Jackson Square.

$65 for members, $90 for non-members, $35 for students. SA Meat Industry – “The state of play”, breakfast with Agribusiness Australia featuring Darren Thomas of Thomas Foods International, 28 March from 7-9.30am at Crowne Plaza Adelaide. InSync: Business events and happenings in South Australia “Through providing state-of-the-art accommodation alongside our full range of services and support, all under one roof, we are ensuring that all South Australians impacted by cancer have every chance to survive their diagnosis,” Rowlands said. Located at 202 Greenhill Road, the building has 120 rooms of supportive accommodation for regional South Australians travelling to Adelaide for cancer treatment as well as support services for people impacted by cancer and cancer research facilities.Ĭancer Council SA Chief Executive Kerry Rowlands said the building will help to reduce the rate and impact of cancer for generations to come. With the support of a $10 million grant from the State Government, Cancer Council SA has opened an integrated cancer building in Eastwood to bring all the organisation’s services and support under one roof. Cancer Council SA opens integrated cancer building “Many unsuspecting employers may be sitting on an underpayment time bomb and at risk of significant back-pay claims, penalties and costly court action,” Burfoot said. The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) reported that last financial year over $532 million in unpaid wages and entitlements for more than 384,000 workers was recovered. “By combining specialist legal insight with our data-driven digital solution, we can uncover the true extent of underpayment issues based on tailored, well-reasoned calculations.” If the calculations do not have regard to how courts and the Fair Work Commission are interpreting the relevant award provisions, then there is a real risk that the numbers will be wrong,” Burfoot said. “Payroll reviews are more than a pure mathematical exercise.

Digital solution to detect staff underpaymentsĬowell Clarke Commercial Lawyers has launched a new digital solution called RemCheck that uses payroll data and legal expertise to help employers identify and rectify staff underpayments by highlighting risk areas and calculating shortfalls that employees are due.Ĭowell Clarke Associate Director Cassie Burfoot said RemCheck can assist employers in getting ahead of these issues with proactive payroll reviews. The event will run from 5:30pm, with the presentation beginning at 6:00pm, before guests are invited to browse product displays and enjoy refreshments.įree tickets are still available for interested industry stakeholders. The event will host a presentation on the creation of RASCube and the future of RAS before RASCube kits are provided to the first users.

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