The Employment Shop

Name: The Employment Shop
Address: Perth, WA, AU
Telephone: +61413927471

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23/10/2026

⚽ PART-TIME ADMINISTRATION OFFICER | EVO Football ⚽

The Employment Shop is proud to be recruiting on behalf of EVO Football for a flexible part-time Admin and Communications Coordinator opportunity.

This varied role will see you supporting players and families, managing enquiries, maintaining administrative systems and helping ensure the smooth running of daily operations.

The position offers flexibility across work-from-home and on-site responsibilities and is particularly suited to someone seeking school-hours employment, including parents returning to the workforce.

What you'll enjoy:
• Flexible, school-friendly hours
• Hybrid work arrangement
• Varied and engaging responsibilities
• Supportive team environment
• Opportunity to be part of a growing football organisation

If you're highly organised, enjoy working with people and are looking for a role that offers genuine flexibility, we'd love to hear from you.

📩 Apply today via [email protected]

13/10/2026

The latest workplace injury data reveals that 17,900 serious mental health condition claims were recorded in 2024-25, representing 12.2% of all serious claims.

While claim numbers fell slightly in the past year, the long-term trend tells a different story:

📈 Serious mental health claims have increased by 169% over the past decade
⏳ Workers are away from work for a median 34.8 weeks per claim, almost five times longer than other serious injuries
💰 The median compensation paid is $68,600, more than four times higher than other serious claims

These figures highlight the growing impact of psychosocial hazards in Australian workplaces and the importance of proactive risk management, early intervention and mentally healthy workplace cultures.

Creating psychologically safe workplaces isn't just good for employees. It's becoming a critical business, WHS and people-management priority.

07/10/2026

🚨 We’re proud to be recruiting on behalf of the WA Police (WAPU) a purpose driven organisation dedicated to advocating for the rights, wellbeing and workplace conditions of WA police.

If you’re passionate about industrial relations, advocacy and making a real difference, this could be an exciting next step. We welcome applications from graduates, experienced professionals or those bringing strong transferable skills, including emerging talent keen to grow in an industrial environment.

Know someone who would be a great fit? Please share or reach out if you’d like to have a private discussion about the opportunity.

📥 Check out the details below

06/10/2026

Slips, trips and falls remain one of the most common causes of workplace injuries across Australia.

In 2024-25, 32,000 serious workers' compensation claims were made as a result of slips, trips and falls in the workplace.

To help employers manage these risks, Safe Work Australia has released a new Guide to Managing these risks providing practical advice on:

✅ Identifying common hazards
✅ Implementing effective control measures
✅ Understanding contributing factors such as workplace design, housekeeping, lighting and work organisation
✅ Taking a proactive approach to workplace safety

The resource also includes a downloadable workplace checklist that businesses can use to assess potential hazards.

For small business owners, it's a useful reminder that preventing injuries often starts with reviewing everyday workplace risks.

📖 You can access the guide and checklist via the Safe Work Australia website.

30/09/2026

We’re supporting National Safe Work Month this October 🌟

This year’s theme, Safe work is for life, reminds us that work health and safety is about protecting people’s lives, health and future.

Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing resources to help keep safe and healthy work front of mind in our workplaces.

21/09/2026

Many small business employers still believe discussing pay at work should be off limits. But the reality is an employee's pay is their information, not their employer's secret. Australian workplace laws give employees the right to discuss their pay if they choose to. They can also choose not to share that information. Employers cannot prevent employees from exercising that right through a pay secrecy clause in an employment contract.

As employers, the focus should not be on controlling conversations about pay. The focus should be on ensuring your remuneration practices are fair, consistent and able to withstand scrutiny.

Instead of worrying about employees comparing salaries, ask: Can we confidently explain our pay decisions?

18/09/2026

Is Your Contractor Actually an Employee?

The contractor vs employee distinction used to feel like a grey area.

It's becoming less grey.

The Fair Work Closing Loopholes reforms have tightened up how employment status is determined. It's no longer just about what the contract says. It's about the reality of the working relationship.

What that means in practice:

📌 If you have a "contractor" who works set hours, only works for you, uses your equipment and is integrated into your team, the law may see them as an employee regardless of what you've both signed
📌 Employee entitlements (leave, super, notice) would then apply retroactively
📌 The ATO is also watching this space closely, particularly around super guarantee obligations

This isn't about creating problems where there aren't any but if you've got contractors you've been working with for years under the same arrangement, it's worth a review before someone else flags it.

The question to ask: if a Fair Work inspector looked at this relationship tomorrow, what would they see?

10/09/2026

R U OK? Day is an important reminder that meaningful workplace wellbeing starts with genuine human connection.

Today and every day, let's remember to ask R U OK?
💛 Listen.
💛 Support.
💛 Encourage action.
💛 Check in.

04/09/2026

With remote work, AI-powered tools and digital workplaces becoming the norm, more businesses are using technology to monitor productivity, system usage and employee activity.

But here's the real question for business owners:
👉 Are your monitoring practices compliant, transparent and fit for purpose?

While monitoring tools can help protect business assets, improve productivity and manage risk, they shouldn’t be implemented without clear policies and a legitimate business reason.

Before using workplace monitoring technology, consider the following:

✅ Why are we collecting this information?
✅ Is it proportionate to the risk we're managing?
✅ Have employees been clearly informed?
✅ Could we confidently justify its use if challenged?

For small and medium businesses, common risks include:

⚠️ Outdated workplace policies
⚠️ Lack of employee awareness or consent
⚠️ Inconsistent practices across teams or locations
⚠️ Potential privacy concerns

As workplace technology continues to evolve, now is a great time for businesses to review their:

📋 Employment Contracts
💻 IT Policy
🔒 Privacy Policy

The businesses that get this right don't just reduce compliance risks. They build trust, transparency and accountability across their workforce.

28/08/2026

The Payroll Mistake Many Businesses Don't Know They're Making

Many small or medium business owners believe that paying their employees above the award rate automatically takes care of overtime, penalties and other entitlements.

Unfortunately, that's not always the case.

We've recently seen businesses discover underpayments not because they intended to do the wrong thing, but because they:
✅ Applied the wrong award classification
✅ Misinterpreted overtime rules
✅ Used annual salary arrangements incorrectly

The reality is that award compliance is complex and even large businesses with specialist payroll and HR teams get it wrong.

A few questions worth asking:
• Are your employees classified correctly?
• Have salary arrangements been properly documented?
• Do your records support the hours worked?
• Have you reviewed your award obligations recently?

Getting payroll right isn't just about compliance. It's about protecting your business and your people.

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https://theemploymentshop.com.au/

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