by John Morrissey | Feb 19, 2020
As an employer, you might think it a good idea to use CCTV cameras in the workplace to confirm your suspicions about an employee’s poor performance. But you could find yourself facing unfair dismissal charges. Krav Maga Defence Institute is an organisation...
by John Morrissey | Feb 17, 2020
A case from 2018 highlights several problems connected with dismissal of employees, and led to a costly unfair dismissal payout for employers. The case was that of Knutson v Chesson Pty Ltd. Chesson P/L trades as PayPerClick and specialises in performance-based...
by John Morrissey | Nov 21, 2019
Constructive dismissal occurs when the conduct of an employer is so “harmful, adverse or unfriendly to” the contract of employment and the employer/employee relationship that the employee could not be expected to put up with it and offers a...
by John Morrissey | Nov 15, 2019
Claims of unfair dismissal arise in many different circumstances, but all are costly and inconvenient. Catch the potential trouble before it starts. Here are some recent unfair dismissal cases and the procedures that could have avoided them. Case #1 Not Having...