Workers Compensation Obligations in Hybrid Work Environments
Hybrid and remote work remain prevalent, requiring employers to manage National Employment Standards¹(NES) obligations with state-based workers’ compensation risks. A South Australian home injury case raises critical questions for NSW employers around obligations and liabilities when ensuring remote work safety. Case Background: A Pet Gate and Workers’ Compensation Lauren Vercoe v Local Government Association Workers...
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work. It Rewrites the Shape of Work.
Not long ago, artificial intelligence was sold as a kind of corporate housekeeper. It would tidy the inbox, draft the memo, summarise the report, debug the code. The promise was...
Madison Marcus Town Hall brought the firm together to reflect on how we lead, how we perform, and how we adapt as technology reshapes the way work gets done. From...
NSW Planning System Reforms: CDC Variations Under the EP&A Reforms
The NSW Government’s legislative reforms under the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Planning System Reforms) Act 2025 (NSW)¹ will change how complying development certificates (CDCs) are assessed in NSW. One significant...
We are living through a structural shift in how societies organise information, value and decision‑making. History tends to label these moments only in hindsight. The printing press changed who could...
Foundry Labs Director Appears on ausbiz to Discuss ETFs, 2025 Review and the 2026 Outlook
Earlier this week, ausbiz spoke with Madison Marcus’ Head of AI and Director of its new innovation studio, Foundry Labs, as part of a segment on the evolving ETF market. With more...
As we enter 2026, Australia’s expanded AML/CTF regime is no longer theoretical. It is operational reality in the making. With the July 2026 commencement deadline approaching fast, businesses captured under...
Workers Compensation Obligations in Hybrid Work Environments
Hybrid and remote work remain prevalent, requiring employers to manage National Employment Standards¹(NES) obligations with state-based workers’ compensation risks. A South Australian home injury case raises critical questions for NSW...
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work. It Rewrites the Shape of Work.
Not long ago, artificial intelligence was sold as a kind of corporate housekeeper. It would tidy the inbox, draft the memo, summarise the report, debug the code. The promise was...
Madison Marcus Town Hall brought the firm together to reflect on how we lead, how we perform, and how we adapt as technology reshapes the way work gets done. From...
NSW Planning System Reforms: CDC Variations Under the EP&A Reforms
The NSW Government’s legislative reforms under the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Planning System Reforms) Act 2025 (NSW)¹ will change how complying development certificates (CDCs) are assessed in NSW. One significant...
We are living through a structural shift in how societies organise information, value and decision‑making. History tends to label these moments only in hindsight. The printing press changed who could...
Foundry Labs Director Appears on ausbiz to Discuss ETFs, 2025 Review and the 2026 Outlook
Earlier this week, ausbiz spoke with Madison Marcus’ Head of AI and Director of its new innovation studio, Foundry Labs, as part of a segment on the evolving ETF market. With more...
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