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Should redundancy pay include pro-rata bonus payment?

If an employee leaves part-way into the year, do they receive a pro-rata amount of their annual bonus in their redundancy pay?

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No privacy breach: CCTV exposed theft

An employee was dismissed after CCTV footage showed her stealing cosmetics from a pharmacy. She then claimed her privacy had been breached.

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Office affair rumour not properly investigated

Constructive dismissal occurs when someone feels forced to resign from the workplace. Read on to find out the details of this case after a worker was accused of spreading rumours her boss was having an affair with a co-worker.

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Mine worker failed to report incident, but dismissal was unfair

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has found that his sacking was harsh and unreasonable despite a worker’s failure to report an incident. Check out the FWC’s reasoning.

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Position, position... no position

A real estate salesperson was dismissed after her employer objected to her 'stirring'. Did the Fair Work Commission think that was fair?

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Termination notice: Does NES or contract apply?

Will notice of termination terms in an employment contract override the National Employment Standards? Learn more about employment contracts here.

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Physical activity at work boosts productivity

The positive impact of worksite physical activity programs on workers' health and productivity has been confirmed by a new review of research studies from 1997 to 2021.

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Mother and son – thick as thieves

An employee who hatched a plan to steal from a department store using his mother as an accomplice was validly dismissed, despite elaborate attempts to disguise the theft. 

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How much notice should you give a casual employee?

It’s never easy terminating someone’s employment. What do you need to consider if an employee is a casual?