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In this article, Anna Ford from Coleman Greig Lawyers brings an evaluation of different approaches towards mental illness and performance management
When can and can’t employers demand employees answer their questions? And when is their silence grounds for dismissal? Legal experts from Lander & Rogers explain…
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Are you providing guidance on reasonable social media usage that could be associated with company, employees or clients?
Key insight on performance management processes
Is your organisation prepared? There are new obligations, your organisation needs to be ready for the increased transparency and compliance requirements regarding data protection and privacy.
A guide to managing “complicated” top performers. When should you keep them, and how to do so without alienating the rest of your staff. Courtesy of Lander & Rogers, view the overview of handling talented but complicated employees.
Do you have policies in place? Is an affair any concern of an employer? Stephen Booth from Coleman Greig Lawyers investigates here in this article
In a recent case, the FWC granted its first interim order issued in its anti-bullying jurisdiction, effectively issuing an injunction to stop an employer from proceeding with a workplace investigation for a bullying claim. Stephen Booth from Coleman Greig Lawyers explains what this decision means for employers.
Mental health, Fitness for work, Managing poor performance – David Dilger from Page Seager discusses three of the main issues HR practitioners are facing in 2017.