ACAPMA

A recent case has again highlighted the importance of not just training staff in the risks, hazards and controls associated with their work, but to also keep meticulous records of …
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Terminating employees can be a minefield of compliance at the best of times, even when the reason for terminating employment is valid it is important that businesses understand and respect …
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In a first since the introduction of the legislation in 2018 a consignor has been charged with breaches to the National Heavy Vehicle Chain of Responsibility Laws following an accident …
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The much amended passing of the IR Omnibus Bill by the Senate yesterday has resulted in many business owners asking the question; What does it mean for my business? The …
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Resignation is a common way for the employment relationship to end. It can be clean and simple, but it is also sometimes very very messy. It is commonly thought by …
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Announcing that Tasmanian fuel prices are now lower than the national average the Tasmanian Government has pointed to the new Fuel Check TAS app for “delivering a more transparent and …
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With continued uncertainty surrounding the conduct of face-to-face industry events in Australia at present, the ACAPMA Board considered the merits of conducting the 2021 Asia Pacific Fuel Industry (APFI) Forum …
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ACAPMA Insurance is delighted to welcome Herman Cabral to the team of qualified and experienced brokers at Marsh that are dedicated to delivering for ACAPMA Insurance clients.  Herman comes to …
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18 March 2021 is the last day that fuel retailers in South Australia have to register with the mandatory Fuel Price Reporting scheme before penalties apply to unregistered businesses.

As …
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Calling a meeting with staff to discuss performance issues is always challenging. Navigating the business requirements and human issues means that managers need to tread carefully. This already difficult situation …
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