Frank changes most weeks. Every entry says what it does and who it is for.
Sentences that rest on a source carry a small number. Click it and you are at the source; open it and you are at the passage Frank relied on. Legislation is cited to the section, not just the Act.
Read the full updateAsk Frank for university enterprise agreements, in chat or in the Agreements search, and the list is the universities’ own agreements - read from each agreement’s title and employer, not its industry category - with students’ unions and campus contractors named as what they are.
Read the full updateTwo plain questions about the business take every award Frank holds down to the few that could apply. The level is then settled on the award’s own ladder, and the answer shows the award, the level and the minimum rate - each cited to the award’s own words, with the level either side laid out so you can check the call.
Read the full updateUpload the application, the emails, the statements and the screenshots, and Frank keeps them on one file - so a question four turns later is answered in the matter’s own facts.
Read the full updateThe Files tab now shows what you are using against your limit, the size of every document, and lets you select several and remove them in one go.
Read the full updateAsk for authority and Frank now frames the question a decision would frame, from the file in front of it, and orders what it finds by whose way it went.
Read the full updateA Commission form, an agreement, a contract, an email chain: Frank identifies the document from the document, and answers in the right area of law.
Read the full updateLooking for agreements that pay more than 25% casual loading now returns agreements that actually do - read from the clause text, with the figure and the sentence it came from.
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