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Our team of Workplace advisors have supported in excess of 16,000 clients. Available 7 days a week as the number 1 choice for employees, we are experts accross all workplace matters. Our services extend to not only workplace discrimination claims, but also claims of unfair dismissal, sexual harassment, workplace bullying, forced resignation, and much more. We will fight your fight and achive the best outcome for you! Offering a free consultation, with no win no pay options available, you can sleep easy knowing you are in good hands with us.
Allegations of serious misconduct can be complex and carry serious consequences. It’s strongly recommended to seek advice early. Australian Workplace Discrimination Representatives are here for you.
Have you been told you “abandoned your job”? Or maybe you're an employer dealing with an employee who stopped showing up without a word? Either way, understanding abandonment of employment…
At Australian Workplace Discrimination Representatives our representatives have extensive experience and knowledge to help our clients safeguard their workplace rights.
If you’ve recently lost your job and are wondering whether it was a fair process, it’s important to understand the difference between a genuine redundancy and an unfair dismissal.
Sexual harassment is any unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature that makes someone feel offended, humiliated, or intimidated. It's a serious issue that can have long-lasting emotional and psychological consequences…
At Australian Workplace Discrimination Representatives our representatives have extensive experience and knowledge to help our clients safeguard their workplace rights.
Workplace bullying is an issue that continues to affect countless Australians. With the rise of legislative changes like the introduction of WorkChoices, awareness around bullying has increased, yet many workers…
Workplace investigations must meet standards set by employment contracts, company policies, modern awards, enterprise agreements, and the Fair Work Act. Importantly, they must also follow procedural fairness.
You're also protected from adverse action due to your industrial association membership or your choice to participate—or not participate—in lawful industrial activities.
A toxic workplace can severely impact your mental and physical well-being, job satisfaction, and career progression. If you are experiencing a toxic work environment, our representatives are here to provide…
Matters other than serious misconduct
For other matters outside serious misconduct a small business employer must give adequate notice around a possible dismissal. This notice should be provided in the form of a warning to the employee in writing where possible. The employee should be given the opportunity to respond accordingly. In addition, the warning should provide opportunity for the employee to correct their conduct or behaviour.