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Fair Work Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Legislation
A second round of controversial – and hastily implemented – workplace relations legislation has now been passed by Parliament, with more than 400 pages of additional legislation that upends settled law and practices and go well beyond regulating employee-employer relationships. Every business will be directly or indirectly impacted by these laws.
In addition to implementing widespread reforms, the new legislation is backed by up to 50-fold increases in penalties even for relatively minor breaches of laws.
All businesses will need to consider how these reforms affect them, their current employment arrangements and methods for engaging labour (including labour hire and subcontractors) and, more broadly, consider their future labour engagement strategies.
Given the broad scope of these reforms, this is a must attend for business owners, directors and anyone involved in industrial relations and human resources.
• A Plain English explanation of the changes, and what they mean for your business
• A step by step guide to reviewing your business to ensure compliance
• Risk management strategies.
3 HOUR
TRAINING
FAIR WORK
OFFICES (CBD)
$149.00 (inc GST)
Team member: Tom Earls
Cancellation / Refund Policy
Fair Work Lawyers recognise that in a busy operating environment, staff availability and needs can change, and seeks to accommodate these matters while balancing this with the need for orderly and the costs associated with last minute changes to bookings.
- All transfers or cancellations must be received in writing to admin@fairworklawyers.com.au.
- In general, requests to transfer from a date one date to another received more than three (3) clear business days before the nominated date will be granted.
- Where a request to transfer or request is made within that period, Fair Work Lawyers may in its absolute discretion to allow a change of date or provide credit. Where a medical certificate or other satisfactory evidence is provided, the participant will receive a credit to enrol into a later date.
- Subsequent transfers or substitutions will incur a $30 (plus GST) administration fee.
- Refunds will usually not be given except were required under the Australian Consumer Law.
- Fair Work Lawyers reserves the right to cancel any course or postpone it to an alternative date. All registered participants who are affected will be offered the opportunity to transfer to the next available course or receive a full refund.
- Participation certificates are generally not provided but may be provided on request.