Resolve an issue you are dealing with in your workplace.

You should not have to take workplace problems home with you. Whether you’ve been sacked, underpaid, sidelined, bullied, or pushed toward an exit you did not ask for, employment law specialists are the people who can make it stop. We are in your corner from the first phone call through to the resolution: no jargon, no hedging, and clear advice on what you can do, what it is worth, and how long it will take.

We'll help you stop carrying it home.

From the first call we listen to what is actually happening at work, tell you whether you have a matter worth pursuing, and walk you through what to do next. Most matters resolve quickly with the right early advice. The hard ones we run all the way through to the Fair Work Commission, the Australian Human Rights Commission, or court, and we are very good at all of them.

How we can help

Thirteen focused services covering everything employees come to us with, from negotiating an offer or exit through to recovering unpaid wages and challenging an unfair dismissal.

Why getting advice early matters

Employment law has hard deadlines. A general protections or unfair dismissal claim must be lodged within 21 days of the termination, or you lose the right to bring it at all. A Stop Bullying application can only be filed while the bullying is still happening. Underpayment claims sit under a six-year limitation period that quietly winds down in the background. And every Deed of Release you sign closes off claims you may not even know you have. We answer fast because the law makes us.

From the first call we tell you what time you have, what the realistic outcomes look like, and what to do next. For people who come to us inside the deadline, most matters resolve through conciliation or negotiated settlement, and the best deals come from getting involved early.

Employment Lawyers for employees

Start the conversation while you still have time.

The first call is free and takes about ten minutes. Long enough for us to hear what is happening, tell you whether you have a matter, and what the next step is. No pressure, no jargon, no obligation.

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