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Webinar replay - Workplace Relations Webinar - Workplace Relations in 2023: Yearly wrap-up & what’s next?

Webinar Replay

If you would like a PDF copy of the presentation slides, please contact Libby Pallot or a member of Russell Kennedy's Workplace Relations, Employment and Safety team.

On Wednesday, 13 December 2023, the Russell Kennedy Workplace Employment and Safety team hosted an online seminar on Workplace Relations in 2023: Yearly wrap-up & what’s next?

Topics covered included:

  • Parental leave – legislative updates and best practice policy tips
  • New rules for fixed term/maximum term contracts
  • Authorised employee deductions
  • The process for directing employees to work on public holidays, post the Federal Court’s ruling in CFMEU v OS MCAP Pty Ltd
  • Key takeaways for employers arising from the Qantas v Transport Workers Union High Court case and WorkSafe’s first sexual harassment conviction

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