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Workplace investigations: The dos and don'ts

Workplace investigations can be crucial to the successful resolution of a complaint or the defence of a legal claim against your business.

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4 ways a dismissed employee can take action against you

Understand the legal options they may pursue, especially how adverse action claims can pose bigger risks than unfair dismissal, and why strict adherence to HR policies is essential to protect your business

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South Australia WHS penalties

If you’re prosecuted in SA for breach of work health and safety laws, do you know what penalties you could face? Read more here to check the possibilities.

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Can You Swap Sick Leave for Annual Leave? Here’s What the Law Says

Employees may want to convert unused personal leave into annual leave, but is it legal?

What is the role of a support person?

Understand your legal obligations, best practices, and the important role support persons play in disciplinary and performance discussions.

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8 Christmas party conundrums

This article addresses concerns about inclusivity, conduct issues, and employee behaviour after the event, offering essential guidelines to ensure a positive celebration while minimising legal risks.

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Redundancy During Parental Leave: What Employers Need to Know

Redundancy and parental leave — a legal minefield or manageable risk?

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How to Handle Employee Name Change Requests

Discover the options for documenting a legal name change and what employers should accept for record updates.

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Can Employers Monitor Employees’ Internet and Email Use?

This Q&A explores the workplace surveillance rules, employee notification requirements, and legal restrictions behind this.

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Is Bullying Illegal According to the WHS Act?

Recent updates and legal duties suggest there’s more to it than just workplace policy.