Compliance webcasts | Page 17 (204 items)

Casuals, contractors, labour hire and fixed-term employees can be a valuable asset to an organisation - or its biggest risk. Watch this webcast to understand which factors to consider when deciding to engage the various types of contingent workers; and more.

When organisations use inconsistent methods to communicate their employee rewards, workers can wrongly perceive they are underpaid, or make unfavourable comparisons across the market. This webcast outlines a simple process for ensuring consistent package valuations.

Is your organisation ready for the SuperStream reforms and new data requirements? In this webcast, the ATO's Philip Hind spells out all the changes and how to prepare for them.

Do you know how to respond when unions seek entry to your workplace? Watch this webcast to ensure you understand the obligations of all parties.

Whether making one role redundant or hundreds, HR professionals have a crucial part to play in ensuring organisations meet their extensive legal obligations and avoid claims from current and ex-employees.



Watch this webcast to:

• ensure redundancies are 'genuine' under the Fair Work Act;
• understand employees' entitlements if positions are made redundant;
• develop sound redundancy criteria that minimise legal risks;
• fulfil consultation and redeployment obligations;
• manage a safe internal 'paper trail' about decision-making;
• handle interactions with unions; and
• add real value to the C-suite by informing decision-makers about their obligations.

How does the new anti-bullying regime apply to your workplace, and how does it affect how you prevent and manage workplace bullying? Watch this webcast for best-practice tips and tools.

The model Work Health and Safety laws now in force in most Australian jurisdictions place new duties on HR professionals, exposing them to areas of personal liability and other risks that can't be ignored. Watch this webcast to understand:

• The extent of WHS duties for HR professionals under the model Act;
• Who the law considers an "officer" and what their responsibilities entail;
• Areas where HR professionals and other senior staff face personal liability risks;
• Steps HR professionals can take to ensure decisions that affect safety are defensible;
• HR's role in meeting consultation requirements to employees and others; and
• Particular issues in relation to psychological injury risks.

Why would you engage someone as an independent contractor, as opposed to an employee? Watch this webcast to better understand this complex area.

What are your organisation's obligations when an employee's illness or injury has the potential to affect their ability to perform in a role?

Every HR professional should understand the key terms in employment contracts, when to review and vary them, and how contracts interact with legislation, industrial instruments and workplace policies. Watch this webcast to ensure you're across these areas.