What's in the news and in the courts relating to employment law?

Further developments since recent decision that found a Foodora driver to be an employee rather than an independent contractor.

This is a resource compiled for employers to assist in navigating the termination of employment to minimise legal risks.

Links to articles about employment law issues that are in the news & in the courts.

Could an employer's vaccine mandate be lawful & reasonable, discriminatory, or necessary to meet duty of care obligations?

Summary of what is happening in the news & in the courts in the area of employment law.

Many ways to address possible loss in a commercial arrangement but it is important to identify particular risks.

Importance of making sure that share transfers are documented correctly.

This Month in Review considers recent workplace matters and employment law in the news and in the courts.

The reality is that it is generally difficult for employers to lawfully dismiss an employee for out of hours conduct.

Links to articles in the news & in the courts that relate to employment law.

Links to various articles in the news & in the courts that relate to employment law.

This new regulation is proposed to prevent "double-dipping" on loadings and entitlements by long-term casual employees.

A rigorous vetting process should be implemented so that Parliament is held to the same standard as other employers.

This Month in Review considers recent workplace matters and employment law in the news and in the courts.

If the status quo remains, professional sporting contracts continue to be worth less than the paper they are written on.

Recent decision by the NSW District Court shows how costly missing a condition can be.

This Month in Review considers recent employment law in the news and in the courts.

Article contains a link to the eBook Employment Law in the COVID-19 Era, which provides a comprehensive resource for employers.

Link to podcast discussing independent contractors and the gig economy.