Employment law

Too sick to commute: Remote work refusal triggers HR admin's ‘forced’ resignation

Too sick to commute: Remote work refusal triggers HR admin's ‘forced’ resignation

It's 'reasonable' to require a medical certificate to accommodate request, says employer

Senior executive faces dismissal for supporting, defending subordinate

Senior executive faces dismissal for supporting, defending subordinate

In doing so, executive didn't comply with management's order: Is it unfair?

ANU address staff payment issues following Fair Work inquiry

ANU address staff payment issues following Fair Work inquiry

Roughly 2,300 staff owed about $2 million after issues with time sheets and on-call allowances

Former coal miner wins $3.2 million in landmark dust diseases case

Former coal miner wins $3.2 million in landmark dust diseases case

Decision sets 'precedent' for other coal miners with lung diseases

Worker criticises 'dirty' employer-provided accommodation, leads to absences

Worker criticises 'dirty' employer-provided accommodation, leads to absences

How did the situation lead to an unfair dismissal claim?

Hired, fired and converted into independent contractors: are they employees?

Hired, fired and converted into independent contractors: are they employees?

Employer allegedly misleads and misclassifies workers, says court