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    Disrupt Radio Interview: Remote work arrangements

    Discusses the ongoing debate between employers and employees over remote work arrangements.
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    Paid agents vs lawyers: do you get what you pay for?

    They often charge a smaller amount, but paid agents are not bound by the same ethical standards as lawyers.
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    The minimum wage has gone up; check you are getting paid correctly

    Employees be aware of the minimum entitlements & continue reviewing your arrangement to ensure you are not underpaid.
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    Jewell Hancock Employment Lawyers
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    Can my employer change my working hours?

    In general, an employer cannot change an employee's contracted working hours without mutual agreement.
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    Can my employer require me to spend money on work-related expenses?

    It is likely to be unreasonable, and therefore unlawful, for an employer to require a prospective employee to make an upfront payment to secure a job offer.
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    Supporting Parents Through Loss: The Fair Work Amendment (Baby Priya's) Bill 2025

    Employees can access the same paid parental leave they had planned to take, giving them space to grieve and recover without the additional stress of financial uncertainty.
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    Can employees be dismissed for a temporary absence due to illness or injury?

    Employees may not be protected against dismissal if any part of their absence lasts for more than three months.
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    Jewell Hancock Employment Lawyers
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    Can employees make a stop bullying application if they resign or are dismissed?

    To succeed your anti-bullying application you must show you have been bullied AND you are likely to continue to experience bullying.
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    One key area of change in the proposed amendments to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (FWA), is with regards to pay secrecy clauses.
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    Can I swap the Australia Day public holiday for another day?

    More businesses are offering their employees the choice of working on January 26th, in exchange for a different day off.
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    Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill: Strengthening sexual harassment and sex discrimination laws

    Recent employment Bill seeks to strengthen sexual harassment & sex discrimination legislation.
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    Can employees challenge a written warning?

    It is important to act quickly if you are issued a warning.
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    Can employees negotiate out of lengthy notice periods?

    Lengthy notice periods are common for employees in senior or executive level positions with highly sought-after skills.
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    Can my employer cancel approved annual leave?

    While your employers can request you to cancel planned leave, they cannot pressure you to do so.
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    Overstepping boundaries: can you be dismissed for exceeding your duties as an employee?

    Repeated failure to do what an employer asks, and overstepping boundaries, could be a valid reason for dismissal.
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    Pregnancy and parental discrimination in the modern workforce

    The most common form of pregnancy discrimination is redundancy during or after parental leave.
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    What are my workplace rights during an emergency or natural disaster?

    You may need to know what workplace entitlements or arrangements you can access in an emergency or natural disaster.
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    Can employers advertise a job as work from home and then change their mind?

    Check your contract. Misleading job ads. Flexible work arrangements.
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    When do reasonable additional hours become unreasonable?

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    How much control do employers have over employee hygiene and appearance?

    Policies on workplace appearance that ensure the health and safety of employees are unlikely to be seen as unreasonable.
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