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Nap in the truck triggers sacking
A truck driver who was fired for sleeping on the job has won his unfair dismissal case.
Engaging Casual Workers: Get Ready For The New Laws
To address the new regulations for hiring casual workers, which will take effect in August, HR professionals must take the following actions to ensure compliance and a smooth transition.
Employer can’t “revive” a resignation after parties have agreed to continue employment
An employer's attempt to "accept" an employee's earlier resignation backfired when the Fair Work Commission ruled it as a dismissal. Learn why once a resignation is withdrawn, it can't be revived without mutual agreement, and how employers can protect themselves in similar situations.
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.
drug and alcohol testing in the workplace
Employers often seek the right to randomly test employees in the workplace. Read more about workplace drug and alcohol testing here.
Were an employer's actions reasonable?
A worker claimed that his psych injury was caused by his ‘morbid’ relationship with his manager. His employer disagreed.
Sacked after refusing flu jab
This case raises the issue of whether employers can make vaccination an inherent requirement of a position.
The ins and outs of demotion
Tread carefully if you decide to demote an employee. If it involves a significant reduction in duties or remuneration, it may actually be a dismissal.