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UNFAIR DISMISSAL, UNLAWFUL AND WRONGFUL DISMISSAL
I have a highly regarded and envied success rate representing employers and employees both in prosecuting and defending unfair dismissal, unlawful and wrongful dismissal cases and my rates for doing so are as far as I know the most economical in Western Australia. If you read my posts on my law blog page, you will see that my experience speaks for itself. You are very welcome to browse the posts from the extensive index. -
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND WORKPLACE DISCRIMINATION
A lack of equal opportunity in today’s Australian workplaces rankles with many employees, yet it can also be a complex operational challenge for employers. General protections provisions and complex anti-discrimination laws exist under the Fair Work Act but that very technical jurisdiction is difficult to understand for many and is costly to use and defend. I can help you assess your workplace discrimination issue, the available strategies and remedies quickly, clearly and with a minimum of fuss and jargon. -
WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND RIGHTS
I have specialised in this area of the law for more than 40 years and am available to answer any of your questions promptly and in a clear and comprehensible manner. I offer telephone and Skype consultations which are affordable, convenient and provide fast outcomes. I am very conscious of the capacity of such issues to cause serious stress both for employers and employees and fully understand the urgency of identifying a workable solution. -
EMPLOYMENT AND FAIR WORK ADVICE
With more than 40 years of unblemished legal practice at the highest of levels in Western Australia, and the other States too, I offer a range of employment services and advice and representation for both employees and employers. These days I do so as an industrial agent and at rates and fees which are a fraction of those of my legal colleagues. You can read how and why I can do this in the About tab above, where there are several paragraphs about my career and which explain in a nutshell who I am, what I do and why I do it.
Latest Blog Posts
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Support persons and unfair dismissal
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Fair Work Act; how the new definition of casual employee works
Here is an extract from a very recent Fair Work Commission decision which deals with the practical application of the […]
Fair Work Commission to rule on BHP mandated covid vaccinations
A very senior Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission has today reserved its decision on a case brought by […]
Remedies for unfair dismissal
Here is an extract from a recent unfair dismissal case in which the principles which apply to determining a remedy […]