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Dismissing Employee For Alleged Safety Breaches Was Adverse Action
A truck driver was unfairly dismissed for raising concerns about pay and work flexibility after the employer fabricated safety breaches to justify the dismissal.
Is injury outside school gates compensable?
Did the injury occur during the course of employment?
Snipper wins compo for booze-related injury
An appeals bench has ruled that an injury at a boozy work Christmas party occurred during the course of a hairdresser's employment.
Does parental leave affect redundancy pay?
Does an employee’s absence on 12 months' unpaid parental leave affect the amount of redundancy pay payable on termination?
What are industrial instruments?
An industrial instrument refers to an instrument that has legal application with respect to minimum entitlements to those employees covered. Find out more.
Casual employees: what you need to know
Usually, a casual employee is paid only for the time worked and doesn't receive payment for any paid leave.
WHS changes herald harsh new penalties
Businesses face steeper penalties for WHS offences, and the circumstances in which they can be held liable for offences have been expanded.
How much notice should part-time employees give?
Are part-time employees required to give the same notice of resignation as full-time workers? Read on to find out the answer.
Fewer, milder COVID cases after flu shots
Flu shots are a common employment benefit and they may be even more beneficial with COVID-19 on the scene.
BHP's vaccine mandate unlawful, FWC rules
Employment lawyer Luis Izzo explains why consultation was key to the decision.