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Expand into Australia with Innovare

Australia, a vast and diverse island nation nestled in the Southern Hemisphere, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and a stable business environment. Innovare empowers you with seamless business expansion into this thriving market. Our comprehensive Employer of Record (EOR) services leverage our deep expertise and unwavering commitment to compliance, ensuring a smooth adaptation for your venture within the local business landscape

Brief Overview

Innovare Australia

Expert economy navigation through Australia’s dynamic, renowned for its mining, agriculture, and tourism sectors.

Streamlined processes for foreign worker employment and payroll management.

Unwavering dedication to adhering to local regulations and labor laws.

Specialized support for both expatriate and local talent acquisition in Australia.

Local Expertise

Country-Specific Solutions

Here’s a breakdown of the general elements an Australian employment contract should encompass:

Job Description:Clearly defined roles and responsibilities to ensure a shared understanding of performance expectations.
Work Schedules:The standard workweek in Australia is 38 hours, or 7.6 hours (7 hours, 36 minutes) each day with overtime pay mandatory for exceeding these hours.
Compensation and Benefits:Specifying salary, benefits packages (if applicable), and any allowances ensures financial clarity. The minimum wage in Australia is AUD $24.10 an hour or $915.90 a week (if you work 38 hours).
Leave Entitlements: Australian labor laws provide for various leave allowances, including annual leave, sick leave, and public holidays.

Employees need to be paid for all time spent working. This includes the time spent in meetings and doing training (including online or at home) too. Employees must be paid at least monthly and can be paid by one, or a combination of, the following:

In Australia, both employees and employers have specific tax obligations:

For Employees:

For Employers:

PAYG Withholding: Employers must withhold tax from their employees' wages and report it to the ATO
Superannuation Guarantee:Employers are required to contribute a minimum of 11.5% of an employee's ordinary time earnings to their superannuation fund
Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT):Employers pay FBT on certain benefits they provide to their employees, such as cars or entertainment
Payroll Tax:Payroll tax is a state and territory tax paid by employers. The amount of tax payable is calculated only on wages that exceed the threshold amount in a financial year.

Here are the basic leave entitlements for Australian employees under the National Employment Standards (NES):

Annual Leave:Full-time and part-time employees are entitled to 4 weeks of paid annual leave per year. Shift workers may get an additional week
Sick and Carer’s Leave:Employees are entitled to 10 days of paid sick and carer's leave per year
Compassionate Leave:Employees can take 2 days of paid compassionate leave for each occasion when a family member dies or suffers a life-threatening illness or injury
Parental Leave:Eligible employees can take up to 12 months of unpaid parental leave, with the option to request an additional 12 months
Public Holidays: Employees are entitled to 8 or more public holidays, depending on where they are based for work

In Australia, termination rights are governed by the Fair Work Act 2009. Here are the key points:

For Employees:

Notice of Termination:Employees must be given notice of termination or payment in lieu of notice. The notice period depends on the length of service
Unfair Dismissal: Employees can claim unfair dismissal if they believe the termination was harsh, unjust, or unreasonable. This applies if they have worked for at least 6 months (or 12 months for small businesses)
Redundancy: Employees are entitled to redundancy pay if their job is no longer required, except in small businesses with fewer than 15 employees
Final Pay: Employees must receive their final pay, including any outstanding wages, accrued leave, and other entitlements.

For Employers:

Valid Reason:Employers must have a valid reason for termination related to the employee's capacity, conduct, or operational requirements
Procedural Fairness:Employers must follow fair procedures, including providing the employee with an opportunity to respond to any allegations
Redundancy Consultation:Employers must consult with employees about major workplace changes that may lead to redundancy
Unlawful Termination:Employers cannot terminate employment for discriminatory reasons or in violation of workplace rights.

Australian Market  Insight

Stable Economy

Australia boasts a stable economy with a strong reputation for political stability and a well-managed fiscal environment. This provides a conducive climate for businesses seeking long-term investments.

Natural Beauty

Australia’s stunning natural landscapes, including its pristine beaches, mountains, and diverse wildlife, attract tourists and outdoor enthusiasts worldwide. This contributes to a thriving tourism industry and a strong reputation as a desirable location for businesses and residents.

Skilled Workforce

Australia has a well-educated and skilled workforce, with a strong emphasis on innovation and creativity. This talent pool can be a valuable asset for businesses looking to establish operations in the country.

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