Workplace and Employment Law

These quarterly articles are written by ADLV Law and focus on the very latest Workplace and Employment Law issues impacting on SME business owners.

About ADLV Law

ADLV Law is a full-service commercial law firm operating in Sydney and Adelaide. The firm provides modern legal services to businesses, independently minded entrepreneurs, and investors and their families. The firm’s philosophy is “you come first, not our egos or our profits”.

ADLV Law are employment law specialists and provide legal services to both employers and employees on a range of employment law matters, including:

  • compliance with the Fair Work Act 2009(Cth) and associated legislation;
  • dealing with Fair Work Commission disputes;
  • employment contracts and related documents (including post-employment restraints);
  • HR policies; and
  • occupational health, safety & welfare issues

For specialist advice on employment law and other commercial matters, contact Louise Russo on 1300 654 590.

Alternatively, you can visit the ADLV Law website for a full range of the firm’s services, including useful articles and information.

To read an article, click on the subject matter:

Understanding Workplace Policies September, 2024
How to Implement a Performance Improvement Plan for Employees June, 2024
Key Factors in Determining if an Employee has Validly Resigned March, 2024
5 Common Misconceptions about Modern Awards for Small Business Owners December, 2023
Key Documents for Managing Employees September, 2023
6 Steps to a Successful Redundancy June, 2023
Impact of Recent Changes to Fair Work Act on Small Business Employers March, 2023
Deducting Money From Employee Wages December, 2022
How to Successfully Employ Family Members in your Business September, 2022
How to Manage Flexible Working Arrangements June, 2022

 

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