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Employers must work on LGBTI inclusion: AHRC President

Since legislative amendments took effect in August, every complaint and enquiry to the Human Rights Commission about s-xual orientation, gender identity and inters-x status has been related to employment, so it's clear that employers have some work to do, according to Commission President, Professor Gillian Triggs.




Webcast: HR liability under the WHS Act

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.




Podcast: Q&A - Managing "sickies" and other short-term absences

What steps can an employer take when a worker takes personal leave immediately after a performance management discussion? Can organisations ask employees with exhausted personal leave entitlements to see a doctor? Here, an employment lawyer answers these questions and more.



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