Navigating the HR risk minefield
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Session Overview:
There were a number of key HR-related developments during 2021, but they may have been overlooked due to the chaos of COVID-19.
During this session, we will review the noteworthy employment law topics of 2021 and outline a roadmap to help you navigate the HR risks your organisation may face during 2022.
Topics covered will include:
- The impact of COVID-19 on employment in Australia, including increased flexible working, working from home and mandatory vaccinations
- Changes to casual employment, including casual conversion requirements
- The legislative amendments following the government’s response to the Respect@Work report on sexual harassment
- Changes to employer superannuation contributions
Who should attend:
Members who sit on their organisation’s Audit and Risk Committee or are involved in their organisation’s HR processes and procedures
CPD Points awarded: 1
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Carly Corbett-Burns
Carly Corbett-Burns is a senior associate in the Sydney Labour & Employment Practice Group of global law firm Squire Patton Boggs. She advises on all aspects of day-to-day employment issues, including contract and exit negotiations, performance management and workplace investigations into bullying, harassment and discrimination.
Elisa Blakers
Elisa Blakers is an associate in the Sydney Labour & Employment Practice Group of global law firm Squire Patton Boggs. Elisa advises clients from a broad range of industries on contentious and non-contentious aspects of employment and industrial law. Elisa assists clients to understand their obligations in respect of all employment-related matters.
Nicola Martin
Nicola Martin is a partner in the Sydney Labour & Employment Practice Group of global law firm Squire Patton Boggs. She is a highly regarded lawyer with two decades’ experience advising clients on the full spectrum of employment relations, industrial relations and human resources matters.
  | Price (includes GST) |
Member price | $0.00 |
Non-Member price | $65.00 |
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