​​Smoking in my apartment – can I or can’t I? ​

​​Smoking in my apartment – can I or can’t I? ​

​​If you live in or own an apartment unit, you know that you’re bound by a set of rules that you wouldn’t have to think twice about if you lived in or owned a house.

​Smoking in an apartment is just one of the many activities you need to think twice about when you’re in an apartment. Do you know with 100% confidence if you can legally smoke in your unit? ​

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Employment Law: General Protections

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about General Protections. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqWQyGiNznY&list=PL9OZYlmMxihorXVROYZ-O0QgcFVZQIlUa&index=5 Transcript What is a general protections claim? The general protections claim is a type of claim...

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Employment Law: Bullying and Harassment

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Bullying and Harassment in the workplace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeQaw-7rC9w&list=PL9OZYlmMxihorXVROYZ-O0QgcFVZQIlUa&index=4 Transcript What is workplace bullying? Workplace bullying is when there's...

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Employment Law: Employment Contracts

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Employment Contracts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG5ZyNlX2dQ&list=PL9OZYlmMxihorXVROYZ-O0QgcFVZQIlUa&index=3 Transcript What is a casual employment contract? A casual employment contract is a contract...

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Employment Law: Redundancy

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Redundancy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSu0QEs5X5I&list=PL9OZYlmMxihorXVROYZ-O0QgcFVZQIlUa&index=2 Transcript What is a genuine redundancy? If an employer no longer requires a job to be performed by...

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Employment Law: Deeds of Release

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Deeds of Release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llSFAcH0q6o&list=PL9OZYlmMxihorXVROYZ-O0QgcFVZQIlUa&index=1 Transcript What is a deed of release in employment law? A deed of release, it's something that's...

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​​Can you be dismissed for refusing to comply with a performance improvement plan (PIP)?​

​​Can you be dismissed for refusing to comply with a performance improvement plan (PIP)?​

​​If you are an employee who is facing a performance improvement plan and you don’t believe it’s warranted, you may be wondering if you can be terminated for refusing to comply. The answer is not a simple yes or no. However, by understanding your legal rights and obligations, and seeking the guidance of a skilled employment lawyer, you can put yourself in a better position to protect your job and your future career prospects.​

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Attending Disciplinary Meetings: Tips for employees

Attending Disciplinary Meetings: Tips for employees

Disciplinary meetings with employers can be stressful and uncomfortable. They can also have serious consequences for your employment, and it's important to be prepared. In this blog, we'll explore what to expect from a disciplinary meeting, how to prepare for one, and...

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6 steps to a successful redundancy

6 steps to a successful redundancy

Redundancies come with a unique set of rules that must be followed carefully. Failing to do so puts employers at risk of facing an unfair dismissal claim from their employees. Get informed and protect your business by following these steps.

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Leasing rules for company title properties​ 

Leasing rules for company title properties​ 

Investing in a Company Title unit might seem like great value for money, but it’s important to understand the unique features that come with it. Company Title buildings can have their own set of rules and restrictions around leasing out units, which can impact your investment.

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What does a good Performance Improvement Plan look like?

What does a good Performance Improvement Plan look like?

You may need to manage an employee’s behaviour or actions that are causing concern in the workplace. One way to do this is to place the employee on a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) that identifies specific examples of the employee’s behaviour or actions that are causing concerns in the workplace and the steps that must be taken to improve it. Before, implementing a PIP you need to ensure that this strategy is a reasonable management action for this employee and doesn’t result in an adverse action claim.

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