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Date Time Breakthru signs Enforceable Undertaking Disability services provider Breakthru Pty Ltd is back-paying employees more than $2.7 million and has entered into an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) with the Fair Work Ombudsman. The registered charity, which operates in NSW, Victoria and Queensland self-reported underpayments to the workplace regulator in March 2020. During the process of negotiating a new enterprise agreement, Breakthru became aware that it had incorrectly classified a number of employees under the applicable awards and industrial agreements, resulting in an underpayment of b...

Date Time ASIC obtains compliance orders for court enforceable undertaking The Federal Court made orders yesterday, 11 March 2021, compelling Gold Coast accountant Jenan Oslem Thorne (also known as Cenan Thorne or Cenan Dikmen), of Saber Superannuation Pty Ltd, to comply with the terms of a court enforceable undertaking (CEU) that she previously entered with ASIC. Ms Thorne first entered into an CEU with ASIC on 13 February 2019, following an ASIC investigation that found she failed to act in her clients’ best interests and that she prioritised her own interests above those of her clients (...

EPA The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has fined concrete supplier Hymix Australia Pty Ltd for an alleged water pollution incident and allegedly failing to operate control equipment in a proper and efficient manner. The EPA inspected the Hymix concrete batching plant at Kincumber, near Gosford on 19 October 2020 in response to community concerns over dirty water pollution coming from the plant. During the inspection, EPA officers found evidence of concrete waste water discharging into a stormwater drain on Cochrone Street which leads to Kincumber Creek. Officers also noted that a ...

Date Time Share Dover Financial Advisers to pay $1.2 million penalty and its sole director to pay $240,000 penalty for false or misleading conduct The Federal Court has ordered that Dover Financial Advisers Pty Ltd (Dover) pay a $1.2 million penalty for engaging in false or misleading conduct, and that Terrence (Terry) McMaster, Dover’s sole director, pay a $240,000 penalty for being knowingly concerned in Dover’s conduct. These penalties follow the Federal Court’s 22 November 2019 judgment, which found that Dover engaged in false, misleading or deceptive conduct when it provided a Cli...

The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has recovered $389,982 in unpaid wages for 163 security guards following an investigation into 19 security businesses in...