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WED
1:36PM

Employers cannot be expected to identify all vulnerable staff

An employer cannot be expected to have systems in place to identify and accommodate the "particular psychological vulnerabilities" of all of its workers, a judge has ruled in rejecting a QR Ltd employee's compensation claim.


WED
3:53PM


TUE
1:57PM

Amended stalking laws will have "implications" for employers

Proposed changes to Victoria's stalking laws are directed at bullying employees, but could have "flow on implications" for employers, according to a lawyer.


MON
11:36AM

Sick worker who was contacted too often wins stress claim

A Victorian worker who believed her employer contacted her too often while she was on sick leave has been awarded compensation for a stress injury, even though her employment was just one of "multiple factors" that contributed to her condition.


TUE
3:23PM

Managers must be trained to "shape" low-conflict workplaces

Company managers should be trained to "shape" and support workplace climates where bullying and destructive conflict are unlikely to occur, according to a new guide from the Victorian State Services Authority (SSA).


TUE
3:23PM

Alcohol reading the day after work drinks warranted dismissal

An engineer who was required to attend a work-related dinner - where alcoholic drinks were served - and failed a urine test the following morning was rightly dismissed, Fair Work Australia has ruled.


MON
1:19PM

Workers warned not to send illicit emails, seven dismissals fair

NSW employer Dairy Farmers did everything in its power to ensure staff understood its code of conduct and email policy, Fair Work Australia has ruled, in finding seven employees were rightly sacked for distributing inappropriate emails.


THU
2:18PM

MON
3:01PM

FWA rejects "flawed" policy update, unsafe worker reinstated

Changes to company safety policies must be "clearly and openly communicated" to all employees before they can take effect, Fair Work Australia has ruled, in reinstating a speeding worker who was dismissed under a policy he denied knowledge of.


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