Do you employ casuals? What does WorkPac v Rossato mean for your business?

Event Recording

10 July 2020

TopicPeople & Culture
TypeEvent Recording
CPD1 - Practice Management and Business Skills
1 - New Zealand CPD

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The Federal Court's judgment in Workpac v Rossato recently sent shockwaves among the business community about casual employee arrangements due to the apparent prospect of potential back-pay claims for permanent employee entitlements such as: paid personal leave, annual leave, compassionate leave and the payment of public holidays.

Join Aitken Legal’s Legal Director, Chris Campbell who will provide you with a core understanding of the decision and its potential impact on your business, as well as highlight steps to help you protect your business.

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Christopher Campbell
Legal Director at Aitken Legal

Chris has been practicing law since 1987 and Employment Law since 1992.  He joined Aitken Legal in July 2008.  Prior to joining our team, Chris was the Managing Partner of Brisbane firm, Quinlan Miller & Treston where he headed up their workplace relations practice.

While Chris practises in all facets of Employment and Industrial Relations law, including termination of employment, unfair dismissals, breach of contract and more, he specialises in a number of key fields including industrial disputes and negotiating with unions, enterprise agreements and workers’ compensation. This combined with his extensive experience in dealing with poor performance, misconduct, discrimination, harassment and workplace bullying issues among others, means Chris is ideally placed to offer the best advice across all Employment Law issues.

Chris is available for consultations on all aspects of the employment relationship, from interpreting and preparing employment contracts; to dealing with all stages of enterprise bargaining to approval of an enterprise agreement; managing performance and conduct issues and termination of employment.

He works closely with clients and advises them on all aspects of employment and industrial relations, as well as representing them in a range of proceedings before the Federal Court, the State and Federal Industrial Relations Commission, the Queensland Anti-Discrimination Commission and Queensland Magistrates Court.

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