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Reneging on perfume job raises a stink
Employers must tread carefully if they withdraw a job offer after an employee has already accepted it. In this case, it amounted to a dismissal.
Park assault: injuries not work-related
A worker who was assaulted while socialising with teenage girls in a park has failed to convince a court the injuries were work-related.
Plan to dismiss chef was half-baked
A chef has been awarded $16k compensation after a tribunal found his employer concocted a sexual harassment issue as an expedient reason to dismiss him.
Punched co-worker in the face: dismissal not unfair
Considering she’d punched a co-worker in the face, a woman’s dismissal was not unfair, a commission has found.
Recording conversations at work: is it legal?
Is it lawful to secretly record a conversation in the workplace on a smartphone or any other device?
Queensland state legislation: workplace laws
The federal IR system applies to most Australian employers and their employees, including those in Queensland.
Why you need an Equal Employment Opportunity Policy
As an employer, you must do everything ‘reasonably practicable’ to eliminate harassment and discrimination in the workplace.
Sacked: supervisor defied booze ban
A supervisor who defied a management directive and allowed his staff to drink alcohol at a work lunch was justifiably dismissed, a tribunal has ruled.
Should you rehire a former employee?
What recruitment issues can arise when a former employee rejoins your business? Learn about the pros and cons of rehiring past employees and the precautions you should take.