Employee Rights
Australia Day opinion can this leave you dismissed?
What’s the controversy Every year around the 26 January, opinions on Australia Day becomes a controversial topic across the nation. Opinions are divided. Some view
Casual work unfair dismissal rights explained
When casual work becomes regular and systematic Casual workers have the right to make an unfair dismissal claim if their work was, as the Fair
Don’t be bullied by your boss
Boss bullies dismissed worker with ‘intimidatory’ allegations It is not uncommon for some bosses to bully or intimidate casual workers in order to force their
Understanding awards in Australia: Who is covered?
Awards in Australia: how does it all work? An award is a legal document created by the Fair Work Commission that stipulates the minimum employment
Why workplace car charging should be a right
Should electric car charging be a workplace right? Workplace electric vehicle charging is fast becoming a perk offered by employers across the globe. It is
The Power of Relationships at Work
What’s Happened I have published various articles on the rights of employees to work from home. (WFH). I still subscribe to this. Many employees right
Understanding Casual Employee Rights
Casual Employee Rights: Empowering Workers in the Gig Economy Casual employment has been reshaped In today’s dynamic labor market, the rise of casual employment has
Discrimination what’s it all mean?
State by state analysis New South Wales (NSW) – Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 Emerging in the late 1970s, the Act was among Australia’s first to grapple
False accusations the best way to respond
How to defend against false accusations at work False accusations at work can be deeply distressing and damaging to an individual’s personal and professional life.
What rights do casual employees have?
Casual employee rights Casual worker rights are increasingly in the spotlight as the federal government aims to bolster them. But it has not always been