Employee Rights
Work from home – what are my legal rights?
Work from home (WFH) – Lets get all the answers Do I Have a Legal Right to Work from Home? With the Netherlands poised to
Rights of casual employees
Rights of casual employees Casual employees make up a significant proportion of the Australian workforce. In 2018, 25% of the Australian workforce were casual employees,
Australia’s worse employers
Aged Care employers under scrutinty The Aged Care Sector has been under scrutiny in recent times following the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and
4 things your boss can’t legally do in Australia
4 things your boss can’t legally do in Australia What are the things your boss can’t legally do in Australia? It’s one of the most
Can you make a citizen’s arrest at work?
Citizen’s arrest at work, should you be dismissed for doing this? Making a citizen’s arrest at work is a situation most people would hope never
Be sacked forces migrant to work unreasonable hours
What are your rights? Working reasonable hours is a right that most Australians know is protected by our employment laws. But if you’re a recent
A Short History of Australian Employment Law
Full Embrace of what is in progress Australia’s landscape of employment law has made, since the Great Strikes of the 1890s, great strides toward equilibrium
Workplace whistleblowing
Workplace whistleblowing Whistleblowing in the workplace has become one of the most powerful ways of gauging the public’s attention. Shedding light on corporations’ wrongdoing, especially
What does being a casual employee mean?
What does being a casual employee mean? Casual workers, among all other kinds of employment, are affected most by the inconsistent workplace restrictions and lockdown
Workers Rights what are they?
Workers Rights what are they? Workers Rights what are they? Since 1 January 2010, the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (the Act) has been in operation. This Act
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