Papers

Useful papers written by Australian Workplace Lawyers for reference and review:

Employment Contracts 101

A. What is the role of the common law employment agreement? Employment law is an amalgam of overlapping statutory and common law rights and requirements.  Perhaps the most important obligation exists under workplace health and safety legislation.  Employers have a...

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Employment Contracts: The Fundamentals

Paper Employment Contracts: The Fundamentals Excerpt You may have heard of the terms “common law contract”, “modern award”, “EBA”, “collective agreement”, “enterprise agreement”, “National Employment Standards” to name a few. You may have also heard of Fair Work...

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Performance Managment & Ending Employment

Paper "How much procedural fairness is enough?" Performance Managment & Ending Employment Exert "It is important to provide employees with procedural fairness in deciding whether to terminate their employment because: It’s the right thing to do, reflects management...

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Breach of Workplace Rights & Adverse Action 2013

Paper "Still a Worker's Paradise?" Breach of Workplace Rights & Adverse Action 2013 Exert "Taking effect from 1 July 2009, the ability for a claimant to bring a claim of breach of workplace rights (also known as an adverse action claim) under the general protections...

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The Plaintiff’s New Black: Adverse Action

Paper "The Plaintiff's New Black" Adverse Action Exert "Taking effect from 1 July 2009, the workplace rights, or “adverse action” provisions of the Fair Work Act 2009 represent a significant new weapon for people with workplace grievances. Together with the reduction...

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