LVLY flower delivery start-up sells for $35m as Hannah Spilva and Verity Tuck take $20m
LVLY has been acquired by an Asian tech firm for $35 million – a deal in which founders Hannah Spilva and Verity Tuck will take in a combined $20 million.
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LVLY has been acquired by an Asian tech firm for $35 million – a deal in which founders Hannah Spilva and Verity Tuck will take in a combined $20 million.
A workplace tribunal has rejected a worker’s request to work from home in a case that could foreshadow an end to remote work.
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The legality of lockdown: when can retailers legally stand down staff? By Imogen Bailey | 26 July 2021 Hitch Advisory principal Olivia Hitchens contends that if retailers are going to be the ones deciding to close doors during lockdowns, they should be able to legally stand down their staff. During the beginning of the NSW lockdown when essential retail was left up for interpretation and no government mandate to close was given, retailers were facing a legal question of whether or not they could legally stand down their staff. Hitchens said that according to the Fair Work Act, to legally ...
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