Complaining About Work Online Is Not a Workplace Right Under General Protections

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Tom explore a timely and important topic: why complaining about work online is not a workplace right under general protections. They explore how employees who air grievances online may unintentionally breach their employment obligation…

What Happens When You are Assaulted and WFH-yes, it is Compensable. Any Physical or Psychological Hazard Experienced Whilst Working from Home that Causes Harm is Both a Safety Issue and a Compensable Injury.

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Nina discuss What Happens When You are Assaulted and WFH-yes, it is Compensable. Any Physical or Psychological Hazard Experienced Whilst Working from Home that Causes Harm is Both a Safety Issue and a Compensable Injury. To view the f…

The Duty of Good Faith and Fidelity When Applying for Jobs with a Client

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Tom discuss the duty of good faith and fidelity when applying for jobs with a client. To view the full episode and catch up with the week’s latest news and developments, please visit this link.

Flexible Work, Hybrid Arrangements and Westpac – New Flexibility at Work the Latest Case Will Embolden Primary Carers to Push for Workplace Flexibility

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Nina discuss Flexible Work, Hybrid Arrangements and Westpac New Flexibility at Work the Latest Case Will Embolden Primary Carers to Push for Workplace Flexibility To view the full episode and catch up with the week’s latest news and d…

Restructuring Out Employee on Parental Leave – Morally and Legally a Fraught Process.

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Monnette discuss the morally and legally fraught process of Restructuring Out Employees on Parental Leave. To view the full episode and catch up with the week’s latest news and developments, please visit this link. 

Major Risks Require Specialised Advice – The Need for Competency in Major Safety Risks

In the latest episode of Friday Workplace Briefing, Andrew and Kim dive into the critical topic: Major Risks Require Specialised Advice - The Need for Competency in Major Safety Risks. When it comes to serious incidents, lack of knowledge is no defence. To view the full episode and catch up with …

SafeWork Meddling in Restructures – New Industrial Risks for Employers

In this episode, Andrew and Nina discuss SafeWork Meddling in Restructures – New Industrial Risks for Employers How safety regulators and the Unions are targeting large scale restructuring with improvement notices and industrialising safety  To view the full episode and catch up with the week’s l…

Psychological health regulations and Code now in effect in Victoria.

In this episode, Andrew and Tom dive into the newly introduced psychological health regulations and Code now in effect in Victoria. They explore both the highs and lows of these changes — unpacking what they mean in practice and how they could impact you and your organisation. To view the full ep…

How Many People Can Be Liable in Complex Contractor Relationships?

We’re excited to welcome back Monnette for her second Friday Workplace Briefing episode. In this episode, Andrew and Monnette discuss how many people can be liable in complex contractor relationships? How safety and the common law pursue legal reasonability from all participants. Here is this we…

Annualised Salaries: When Woollies and Coles Went Rogue

We’re excited to welcome Monnette to her very first Friday Workplace Briefing — thanks for stepping in front of the camera and helping us bring the latest workplace news to our viewers! In this episode, Andrew and Monnette dive into a hot topic: Annualised Salaries – When Woolies and Coles Went Rog…