Coronavirus (COVID-19): Legal Issues for Businesses in Australia
With the onset of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and recent measures to slow the spread of the outbreak, many businesses have adapted by shifting towards digital technology and innovating new methods to deliver goods and services to Australian consumers.
The Federal Government, together with the State Governments, have also introduced concessions and incentives to support local businesses during this period.
Our brief guide:
- summarises the Federal Incentives and Concessions introduced for Australian businesses; and
- addresses the frequently asked employment law questions that employers and employees may face during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
For more information, read our recent Coronavirus (COVID-19) related articles:
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Guide for Business Owners to Legal Issues in Australia
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