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Workplace misconduct investigation ignored risks to FDV survivor

When informing a director she was being investigated for breaching a code of conduct, an employer failed to take into account her experience of family and domestic violence, and its approach caused her to suffer a psychological injury, a tribunal has ruled.



End-of-year news wrap: psychosocial safety; wage theft; multi-employer bargaining; and more

  • An uncomfortable conversation is not a dangerous conversation
  • Criminal underpayment laws start soon
  • Landmark multi-employer agreement approved
  • National anti-racism framework launched
  • What to expect in 2025...


No duty of care expansion in High Court ruling

In finding today that the risk of an employee's psychiatric injury was a "serious possibility" after his botched dismissal process, the High Court has nonetheless determined not to rule on whether employers' duty of care extends to disciplinary and termination events.


$1.44m damages reinstated for employee sacked in "sham" process

The High Court has restored a $1.44 million damages award to an employee who had a "catastrophic" reaction to his misconduct dismissal, with the majority ruling that when the employer didn't follow its disciplinary policy, it breached the worker's contract.







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