Landmark Working From Home Term Commences for Clerical Employees
A significant new working from home (“WFH“) term will commence in the Clerks – Private Sector Award 2020 from next week, following confirmation by a
A significant new working from home (“WFH“) term will commence in the Clerks – Private Sector Award 2020 from next week, following confirmation by a
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has highlighted the significant employment consequences that can flow particularly from where allegations invoke serious misconduct in the banking and
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has reinforced an important principle for employers conducting workplace investigations: disciplinary decisions must be based on a comprehensive assessment of
A recent Full Bench decision of the Fair Work Commission (‘FWC’) has clarified the operation of the enterprise agreement termination provisions introduced under the Secure
Flexible working arrangements have become one of the defining features of Australia’s modern employment landscape. Yet as recent decisions of the Fair Work Commission (FWC)
A recent Fair Work Commission (‘Commission’) decision Banfield and Stolz [2026] FWC 717 has reinforced the distinction between unreasonable workplace bullying and legitimate management action,
A bargaining dispute lasting almost two decades is almost unheard of. The recent ruling of the Fair Work Commission (‘FWC’) however, has brought an end
A recent decision of the Fair Work Commission (FWC) reinforces that even where an employee engages in misconduct, a dismissal may still be found to
A recent decision of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (‘Tribunal’), reported by Workplace Express, provides a useful examination of how workplace surveillance interacts with
In New South Wales Nurses and Midwives’ Association v Health Secretary [2026] NSWIRComm 4 (the Decision), the NSW Industrial Relations Commission (the Commission) has found
The Fair Work Commission’s (FWC) President, Adam Hatcher, has released a draft code of conduct for paid agents and is now seeking feedback from stakeholders.
New guidance released March 2026 by Diversity Council Australia (DCA) and Autism inclusion organisation, ‘Amaze’, has drawn attention to a significant gap in workplace