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Is loss of driver's licence a sackable offence?

Can we dismiss an employee who has had his driving licence suspended?

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Probation: does unpaid leave count as service?

If someone takes unpaid leave during a probation period, does it count as service when determining eligibility for unfair dismissal? 

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Can you dismiss for ongoing sick leave?

Can an employee be dismissed for prolonged absences on sick or personal/carer’s leave? It depends... the legal position is explained here.

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Resignation: Do casuals have to give notice?

When an employee resigns, they may need to give notice to their employer. Learn about notice periods for long-term casuals.

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Tribunal finds reprimand email caused psychiatric damage

A tribunal has found a manager’s email reprimanding an employee was unreasonable and caused a psychiatric injury. 

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Can we dismiss someone who is constantly off work sick?

When employees are on leave for extended periods of time it can really disrupt the business.

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Independent contractor or employee? FWC rules

Do you know for sure which of your workers are employees and which are independent contractors? Read about how one employer’s mistake played out.

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Butt-slapping jeweller to pay record damages

A Sydney jeweller who lavished praise and gifts on a manager, and slapped her bottom, has been hit with a hefty damages payout.

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Dismissal of abusive worker justified but unfair

Having a valid reason for dismissing someone won't keep you out of the Fair Work Commission, as this employer found out.

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Worker entitled to defend himself: dismissal unfair

An employer's violence de-escalation policies did not allow for reasonable self-defence in the face of provocation, a commission has found.