What In-House Counsel Need to Know: Employment Law Developments

Wednesday, 5 March 2025
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Attend and earn 1 CPD hour in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories

Employment Law Update: What In-House Counsel Need to Know

 

  • Workplace Delegate Rights (1 July 2024)
  • Right to disconnect (26 August 2024)
  • New definition of employment (26 August 2024)
  • Independent contractor changes (26 August 2024)
  • New definition of casual employee (26 August 2024)
  • Same Job / Same Pay: Regulated Labour Hire Arrangement Orders (15 December 2023 and 1 November 2024)
  • Gig worker regulation and road transport workers (26 August 2024)
  • Unfair contracts jurisdiction in the FWC (26 August 2024)
  • New Wage Theft offence (expected from 1 January 2025)
  • Model enterprise agreement flexibility, consultation and dispute terms (26 February 2025)
  • Managing psychological hazards in the workplace and respect@work obligations / positive duty on employers / compliance powers of the Australian Human Rights Commission 

Presented by Elizabeth Ticehurst, Principal, Activate Law 

Chair

Steve Johns, Partner & Technology and Digital Economy Co-Lead, Hall & Wilcox

Presenters


Elizabeth Ticehurst, Principal, Activate Law
Elizabeth is an accredited specialist in Employment and Industrial Law and an expert in the emerging area of whistleblowing. After two decades working in private practice in Australia and the Asia Pacific region, Elizabeth opened her own firm, Activate Workplace Law, which specialises in employment and workplace matters. Elizabeth is a sought-after speaker and trainer and regularly presents at conferences and seminars. In 2020 Elizabeth published “The Whistleblowing Program Handbook” – a guide to Australian whistleblowing law and practice. She now focuses on helping clients to manage their workforce in an increasingly complex regulatory landscape.


Steve Johns, Partner & Technology and Digital Economy Co-Lead, Hall & Wilcox
Steve’s practice focuses on corporate law, specialising in M&A and joint ventures. He has particular expertise in transactions in the technology (including ICT), life sciences, biotechnology and services sectors. Steve advises clients on share and asset sales, strategic investments, joint ventures and restructures (including carve-outs). His clients including foreign and domestic corporations and private equity and venture capital funds. In addition to his sector expertise, Steve has a focus on cross border transactions, and in particular transactions involving the US. He has worked in the US and regularly advises US clients on transactions in Australia. In addition to working on transactions in the US and Australia, Steve has worked extensively in South East Asia and the Pacific.

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What In-House Counsel Need to Know: Employment Law Developments

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