Firm Generously Gives Staff Mandatory Employment Entitlements for Christmas — Except for Urgent Matters 10 December 2025 ISSUE NO. 6 SYDNEY — Staff at Whitlam, Grange & Phelps have expressed gratitude after the firm announced it will be “generously” allowing...
New “Lawyer Flexitime” Lets Staff Work Whenever They’re Already Miserable 3 December 2025 ISSUE NO. 5 SYDNEY — In a bold step toward modern workplace reform, Cartwright & Dull LLP this week proudly announced the introduction of “Lawyer Flexitime,” a program...
Government Employee So Busy They Don’t Even Have Time For Standard 90-Minute Lunch Break 26 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 4 Chaos has erupted in the Department of Administrative Processing this week, after one mid-level public servant was reportedly forced to complete...
Corporate Lawyer Accidentally Hits “Accept All,” Assumes Other Side Will Happily Re-Redline 19 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 3 MELBOURNE — A corporate lawyer at Denning & Co accidentally accepted all changes in a contract he had just redlined, before sending it straight...
ATO Fast-Tracks Objection, Promises Review Within 24 Months 12 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 2 CANBERRA — The Australian Taxation Office has proudly announced a new “fast-track” system for taxpayer objections, cutting the usual timeframe from five years down to a...
Law Firm Spices Up Bios With Fun Facts, Proves Partners Are Just as Dull as Everyone Suspected 5 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 1 BRISBANE — In an effort to make its lawyers appear more approachable, Jansen & Moore has added “fun facts” to all staff biographies on its...
