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Read on Reforms ahead for non-compete clauses

Reforms ahead for non-compete clauses

The Federal Government’s 2025–26 Budget has committed to banning non-compete clauses in most employment contracts. Optometry Australia’s legal partner, ILG, has prepared a detailed summary of the proposed changes.

Filed in category: Guidelines & practice notes, Member resources, Workplace
Tagged as: Advocacy & government, legal obligation, Resources
Posted on 14/05/202514/05/2025
Read on Top tips for digital health and AI in optometry

Top tips for digital health and AI in optometry

Deakin University’s Christopher Law shares some handy digital health and AI tips for optometrists, as well as his thoughts on embedding digital health into optometry clinics.

Filed in category: Digital health and AI, Patient care & management, Workplace
Tagged as: Digital, Future, Patient management
Posted on 05/05/202509/05/2025
Read on Optometry Australia strengthens free legal services for all members

Optometry Australia strengthens free legal services for all members

We’re strengthening our frontline Optometrist Advisor Help Desk with two key legal services, ensuring all members receive expert legal advice when it matters most.

Filed in category: Member resources, Workplace
Posted on 11/04/202514/04/2025

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