New industrial manslaughter offence to carry heavy penalties
A new offence of industrial manslaughter has been passed to address the high number of workplace deaths in NSW.
A new offence of industrial manslaughter has been passed to address the high number of workplace deaths in NSW.
A recent Federal Court decision has widespread implications for employers who make redundancies while retaining contractors.
The right to disconnect has received media attention as the trend of work extending into personal life is seen as an increasingly important issue.
What you need to know about the Federal Court’s landmark judgment on personal leave. By JACK DE FLAMINGH and ALANNAH HOGAN.
What employers and employees can learn from the much-hyped Comcare v Banerji judgment. By JACK DE FLAMINGH and DANIEL ARGYRIS.
It’s the crime we look at but don’t see: here’s what slavery looks like in Australia in 2019.
Israel Folau’s dispute with Rugby Australia has exposed the glaring legal chasm between employment contracts and our right to share views on social media.
An in-depth look at the privacy implications of collecting employees’ biometric data.
An in-depth look at the debate about freedom of speech in an employment relationship. By JACK DE FLAMINGH.
There is a fine line between a decision made because of a protected attribute, and one made because of the manifestation of that protected attribute….
JACK DE FLAMINGH & HANNAH PETERS discuss the first FWC case to consider Fair Work Act amendments aimed at resolving protracted greenfields bargaining disputes.
Government has moved to limit the fall-out from the Full Federal Court’s decision on casual workers in WorkPac v Skene. Meanwhile, class actions momentum is building. …
The Full Federal Court has confirmed that the common law definition of ‘casual’ applies for the purpose of the National Employment Standards. By JACK DE…