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Catch Up With The Lunch and Learn: Employment Law Webinar Series for CLC Lawyers

JobWatch presented a series of 8 short lunch and learn webinar sessions for Victorian, Queensland and Tasmanian CLC lawyers on topical employment law issues through November and December 2021.

December 22, 2021

For four weeks in November and December 2021, JobWatch’s Principal Lawyer Gabrielle Marchetti talked through some of the most topical employment law issues of the day – workers’ rights in the COVID-19 pandemic, family violence in the workplace, discrimination and underpayments claims and more – in a series of half hour webinars.

These short webinar sessions are designed for CLC lawyers in Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania. They are now available ‘on demand’ with our On-Demand Presentations.

  • Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations & Unfair Dismissal
  • Family Violence in the Workplace: Leave Entitlements and Flexible Working Arrangements
  • Family Violence in the Workplace: Termination of Employment
  • Return to Work Considerations after COVID-19 Lockdowns
  • Social Media and Employment Law
  • Discrimination Claims: How to Choose The Right Jurisdiction
  • How To Run An Underpayments Claim
  • Advising Clients About Sexual Harassment Claims

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