Sladen Events
Payday Super: what you need to know
Payday Super is now law. Effective from 1 July 2026, Payday Super means big changes for employers and super funds, including that employers will have to align super contributions for their employees with ‘pay day’. This webinar will cover the key changes under the new Payday Super that employers and their advisers should be aware of.
Managing employee performance and conduct - 24 October, 2025
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Managing Gen Z in the Workplace
In this session, Katherine Dennis will unpack what really drives Gen Z at work, the legal and cultural implications for employers, and practical strategies to adapt.
Managing employee performance and conduct - 18 October, 2024
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Managing employee performance and conduct - 18 October, 2024
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Managing employee performance and conduct - 17 May 2024
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Managing employee performance and conduct - 17 November, 2023
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Modern Slavery Obligations: Ensuring Compliance
While Australia’s legislative modern slavery framework has been in operation for over four years, many entities are failing to comply with mandatory reporting obligations, identify risks in their supply chains and comply with commitments made in their annual reports.
An Employer's guide to navigating Paid Domestic and Family Violence Leave: When Employment Law and Family Law Intersect
In this webinar we discuss how employers can best respond when an employee experiences family and domestic violence when it has an impact on the ability for an employee to perform their job.
Managing employee performance and conduct - 5 May, 2023
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Webinar - The Top 10 Employment Law cases of 2022 and what they mean for your business in 2023
The past year has seen significant developments in the industrial relations sphere – ranging from significant High Court decisions to a new Federal Government and now the most sweeping legislative changes since the Fair Work Act came into force.
Managing employee performance and conduct - November 2022
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Managing employee performance and conduct August 2022
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal
Sitting Pretty In The Four Corners Of The Contract: Identifying Employees And Independent Contractors
Classifying a worker as an employee or an independent contractor can be a challenging task. This difficulty has traditionally required an extensive review of the entire working relationship to determine its legal character.
Top 10 Employment Law cases of 2021 and what they mean for your business in 2022
Top 10 Employment Law cases for 2021 and what they mean for your business in 2022.
Can an employer call (for) the shots?
It's the question everyone's asking - can I make vaccinations mandatory in my workplace? The answer is not easy to find and the goalposts seem to be changing daily – with newspapers, television and the media offering contradicting opinions that sometimes make it hard to sort fact from fiction.
Managing employee performance and conduct
The workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal and Gemma Carroll - Associate of our Employment Law Team.
The Top 10 Employment Law cases of 2020 : how will they impact your business in 2021
2020 has been a year like no other, with businesses having to swiftly adjust to evolving and uncertain landscapes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The year has also tested the resilience of employees (and HR professionals) like never before. Unsurprisingly, the Courts and the Fair Work Commission have been very busy and so there are many developments we would like to share with you.
What's Trending in Employment Law?
It’s been the most unusual of years but the employment law developments don’t stop occurring. Business conditions are challenging and unfair dismissal applications are at an all-time high. While we can’t unfortunately gather together to discuss these developments we can invite you to an online meeting, share a screen and talk through the latest employment law developments direct to your living room.
Managing employee performance and conduct
This workshop will focus on minimising business risks that arise from managing employee behaviour and performance and will conducted by:
Jasmine O'Brien - Principal Lawyer and Gemma Carroll - Special Counsel of our Employment Law Team.