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Can overtime work be refused on WHS grounds?

Can an employee refuse to work overtime during the Christmas-New Year period on WHS grounds? 

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Letter of notification of redundancy

Making jobs redundant can pose significant risks for employers, including claims of unfair dismissal and discrimination. Make sure you follow a fair and proper process.

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Grocer commits to massive chemical safety overhaul to avoid court

A grill fire in a café’s kitchen sparked eight safety charges and over $500K worth of safety improvements after a worker was seriously burned. Read about the safety upgrades in the employer’s enforceable undertaking.

How to adopt flexible work practices

Flexible work practices and reduced employee turnover are often linked. By adopting flexible work practices, including a policy and guidelines, your business can attract and retain employees by making it easier for them to balance their work and home commitments.

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Breach of a company policy – consider unfair dismissal

Company policies are not regulated by law, but do provide a basis for employee conduct in the workplace. Learn more about company policies here.

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Being asked to “get the coffees” wasn’t gender discrimination

In a recent workplace incident, a female worker claimed gender discrimination after being asked to "get the coffees" at a client workshop. Despite her allegations of past bullying and discomfort, the Fair Work Commission ruled that the request did not amount to discrimination.

Managing People

Managing people encompasses the whole process of employee management – including recruitment, talent performance, career development and company culture.

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Autistic employee justifiably dismissed for “overstepping boundaries”

The Fair Work Commission upheld the dismissal of an NDIS employee with autism for overstepping professional boundaries. Despite her claims of inadequate training, the ruling highlights the importance of clear conduct guidelines in care roles.