Beat the Clock 2021 – Substantive Law – Employment law lessons learned in 2020 – what you need to know for 2021 and beyond
Complimentary
Our complimentary national programme covers all three mandatory areas of law as well as one substantive law topic.
Simply attend one session or attend them all – it’s your choice!
Each session is recorded and available to view on demand if you cannot attend the webinar session at the scheduled start time.
Feedback from our Livestream audience:
‘Fantastic presentation all round. Engaging presenters and very relevant subject matter.’
‘Excellent topical summary of employment law updates for inhouse lawyers’
‘Well and clearly presented, packed with information, kept to time – what’s not to like?’
‘Easy to access. Good content. Very grateful for this service’
Substantive Law – Webinar |
Broadcast live on Tuesday, 23 February |
| On Demand |
| Online – ON24 Webcast |
| Substantive law (CPD: 1 Point) |
| Tim Capelin, Partner, Erin McCarthy, Partner and Prof Andrew Stewart facilitated by Tim Lange, Partner |
| Employment law lessons learned in 2020 – what you need to know for 2021 and beyond
2020 was a rollercoaster of a year, and not just for the most obvious reason. The workplace landscape changed in many ways, with employers grappling with “working from home” en masse, fundamental shifts (and then reversions) of how leave entitlements are calculated, determining whether the evolving situation would be sufficient to implement unpaid stand downs, as well as a raft of cases questioning some of the basic concepts of employment, from what it means to be a casual, to what it means to be an employee itself! And then in December, the Federal Government released its most substantive set of proposed changes to industrial relations legislation since the Fair Work Act commenced. Join our Employment Relations team to discuss what in-house counsel need to be aware of for the coming year in the area of workplace law. |
On demand registration is open to all organisations, excluding other legal service providers.
Attendee Feedback
‘Fantastic presentation all round. Engaging presenters and very relevant subject matter.’
‘Excellent topical summary of employment law updates for inhouse lawyers’
‘Well and clearly presented, packed with information, kept to time – what’s not to like?’
‘Easy to access. Good content. Very grateful for this service’