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Making a list and checking it twice: Labor IR policy a mixed bag for employers
The Australian Labor Party’s 48th Annual Conference was held in mid-December 2018, a significant event which determined the key elements of Labor policy heading towards this year’s Federal election. A 225-page national platform ...
Read more Is the customer always right? Understanding customer misbehaviour and violence in the workplace
Customer misbehaviour, aggression and violence continues to be a challenge for employers and employees in the retail and fast food industries. Last year, the Shop Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA) shed ...
Read more Domestic violence victim treated fairly despite sacking
A supermarket retailer has successfully defended an unfair dismissal application despite the employee’s explanation that her deteriorating behaviour and performance was due to difficulties she was encountering in her personal life. In ...
Read more Court fires warning shots at non-compliant employers
For a long time now – since the Fair Work Ombudsman first started prosecuting employers under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) – it has generally been understood that accidental or inadvertent non-compliance with ...
Read more The long road to compliance in 2019
They say that smooth seas don’t make skilled sailors. Looking ahead to known and predicted changes in the workplace relations space in 2019, HR and People Management professionals can look forward to ...
Read more Judge not: Commission confirms criminal history is no silver bullet for employers
For many retail businesses, criminal history checks make a lot of sense. With responsibilities such as handling cash, dealing with members of the public, and working with young people, retailers are required ...
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