Friday AM: ANZSOG@Melb Town Hall

One for the wonks. By which I mean, me.

Capture to Co-design:the regulator/regulated relationship.

Register here

“…how regulators should position themselves in relation to their regulated entities.

57 percent of businesses have the capacity but not the policies that enable Remote Work… I can help with that.

As a policy nerd, these stats are a sign: future work for me!

https://jobbatical.com/blog/a-comprehensive-guide-for-training-your-remote-staff/

Tech and the City Calendar | Tech and the City

Choose your own career hacks, Melbourne.

Tech, data, culture, workshops. https://ellebrooker.wordpress.com/tech-and-the-city-free-events-in-melbourne-australia/

Business Law Breakfast // Director Penalty Notices

Breakfast law. What better kind? 5 December: find out about your obligations:

  • Before you become a director
  • As a director
  • As a past director
  • Dealing with the ATO when you receive a Director Penalty Notice.

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Did you know: If you become liable under a DPN then the ATO will treat your liability just as it would treat any ordinary tax debt payable? Fun, right?

Find your support squad: Small Business 101 for start ups FREE

22 November join Law Squared’s Demetrio Zema shares insights, tips, and secrets on:

  • The importance of developing a mission, vision and values for your business;
  • How using your mission, vision and values to attract the right people in your business;
  • Role of an Advisory Board and why every scale-up should have one;
  • Recruiting, the do’s, don’ts and procedures to put in place when hiring your “Dream Team”

Bookings essential: click Here

1 Nov Negotiations for start-ups – know when to hold em, know when to fold em. #careerhack

Any event that quotes Kenny Rogers gets two thumbs up from me.

If your start up curious, getting a heads up on your legal position and the avoidable pitfalls is as good a starting point as any.

Register here

Compliance 101 with the Office of Public Records. Digital Archive, Public Records Act & Other Projects 17 October AM

17 October 9:30am-12:30p, North Melbourne

Eventbrite registrations have closed, but you can contact the organiser: andrea.rae@prov.vic.gov.au

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The Records Management Network (RMN) was established by Public Record Office Victoria to provide a forum for knowledge exchange and discussion on issues affecting records management in the Public Sector.

Event details here

Transport/parking options for getting to and from the event:

  • The Number 57 Tram form Elizabeth Street stops at Haines St, (Cnr. Abbotsford and Haines).
  • Train to Macauley Station,
  • Free parking at Victorian Archives Centre, Enter off Macauley Road

 

Cyber Fraud, Data Breach & Data Security: What can go wrong, will go wrong

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cyber-fraud-data-breach-data-security-what-can-go-wrong-will-go-wrong-registration-50344597045?aff=eand

Writers + Rights for the silver screen 13 October Yarraville

Would-be screen writers praise be! You have found your tribe.

Suzanne Derry, Senior Solicitor at the Arts Law Centre of Australi,  presents writers and rights, who owns what, how and why.

Head to Melbourne’s trendy west on the bus or rail to Yarraville/Footscray.

Tickets here

But wait! There’s more!

INDIVIDUAL CLINICS!

For writers with a specific legal query, Suzanne is offering FREE one-to-one clinics. Areas of the law she covers include but aren’t limited to:

  • Copyright and Moral Rights
  • Confidentiality
  • Insurance and Liability
  • Trademarks
  • Business names and structures

Clinics are 30 minutes long, and bookings are essential.

Available times are:

2:00 – 2:30pm

2:30 – 3:00pm

3:00 – 3:30pm

3:30 – 4:00pm

4:30 – 5:00pm

Please email artslaw@artslaw.com.au with your contact details, preferred appointment time and short description of your legal query.

 

The use or misuse of criminal profiling evidence in criminal trials – the real deal

Ooh. Interesting! For the True Crime buffs this is a must.

Profilers have been portrayed in popular culture as possessing an ultimate, and often elusive, investigative ability to solve crimes that otherwise escape traditional techniques of investigation. What happens, however, when criminal profiling is used in a criminal trial?

Register here

Word of warning:  it’s at La Trobe University Moot Court in Bundoora, so pack your toothbrush!