Government bodies, such as WorkSafe, have the right to inspect and issue prohibition and improvement notices to workplaces to ensure that they comply with their…
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Making an employee redundant is never an easy decision – and doing so whilst they are on parental leave can be even harder. This recent article…
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A recent Fair Work Commission case highlights the importance of a procedurally fair performance management process in finding an employee’s dismissal for repeated lateness was…
A recent decision of the Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission reinforces that organisations may be found to be vicariously liable for their employee’s conduct where it is not…
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When can a conversation be lawfully recorded? Each State and Territory has different legislation in relation to the recording of conversations. It is therefore important…
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December 2015 It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, which can spell trouble for HR Managers and practitioners with end of year celebrations kicking…
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