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Hannah Lawson

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Editor @CNNplus. Alumna of UNC Chapel Hill and UC Berkeley. Houston made, Texas raised.
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Rise Of AI “Slop” Fair Work Claims: New Hope For Employers?

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By Hannah Lawson Verified, Darren Gardner
| Mondaq
Hannah Lawson’s articles from Bartier Perry are most popular: with readers working within the Retail & Leisure industries Bartier Perry are most popular: within Consumer Protection topic(s) in Australia Have you noticed an increase in employment claims by current or former employees in the Fair Work Commission (Commission)? Have you noticed strikingly similar language, bolding, unnecessary hyphenation and formatting commonly associated with AI‑generated documents?
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Federal Court shakes up annualised salary packaging - why getting Award pay right every pay cycle counts

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By Hannah Lawson Verified, Jacob Ward, Darren Gardner
| Mondaq
On Friday 5 September 2025, the Federal Court of Australia handed down a significant employment decision. It has serious ramifications for employers who use annualised salaries to pay employees with Modern Award wages and conditions.
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Sleep on the job? Company offers $3,000 for 'Sleeping Beauty' to test out mattresses Original

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By Hannah Lawson Verified
| CNN Verified
(CNN)What if you could get paid for sleeping? Well, guess what -- you can: $3,000 to be exact. Sleep Junkie, a mattress reviewing platform, is looking for a "Sleeping Beauty" who will get paid for snoozing. "Our Sleeping Beauty will become our official mattress tester, providing honest advice on some of the US's top rated mattresses," the website states. Although this might sound way too good to be true, it is legit.
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