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Rushed process made dismissal for sexual harassment unfair: FWC

After a worker’s unacceptable behaviour got him sacked, the Fair Work Commission found the inadequate process rendered his dismissal unfair, but that the employer could no longer trust the worker.

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Compensation decision overturned

An employee was stressed about how the employer handled a conflict of interest situation involving his wife.  A court ruled in the employer's favour. 

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Depressed scientist reinstated

A commission has overturned an employer’s decision to dismiss an employee for his unsatisfactory work performance. 

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Wellbeing? Meh... show me the money

The latest employee sentiment report for quarter one 2022 has remuneration as a key priority whereas wellbeing, not so important.

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Do you have to comply with expiry dates on first-aid supplies?

Items in first-aid kits may reach their expiry date before they’ve been used, so what should employers do with them? Learn more here. 

How to effectively lead multi-generational teams

Look around you – is your workplace, and indeed your team, a diverse mix of ages, experience, background and ethnicity?

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Death Of A Truck Driver: Eu Requires Massive Safety Overhaul

After a driver was killed by an unattended forklift while securing a load of timber, the employer entered into an enforceable undertaking to deliver on a comprehensive raft of safety strategies.

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Builder’s appeal fails to overturn heavy damages ruling

When a subcontractor’s employee was injured on a building site and the builder and subcontractor were hit with massive damages bills, the builder appealed. Read why the Court rejected the builder’s claims.

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Were psych injuries due to grog or personal matters?

In these two cases, employers attempted to argue that they were not responsible for employees' psychological injuries. Were they right?