employment lawyer q&a (with guest Madeleine Tiedeman)

👉🏼casual workers and some of the recent changes relating to casual workers

👉🏾how to approach your managers or employer around things relating to your role and any opportunities

👉what award rates are and a little around how they work

👉🏻some questions you asked around restraint/non compete/non solicit clauses

👉🏼the juicy question of what's considered "reasonable overtime" + "other related duties as required" often included in work contracts

👉🏿whether your job can change while you're on maternity leave

👉🏽working from home and some of the changes that's brought about for many employees

👉a bit about bullying in the workplace - some of the realities of how these cases can play out

👉🏻taking time off for mental health needs - how employees can access this and what you're entitled to

There's heaps of info available at the Fair Work Ombudsman website, check it out: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/

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