Fair Work Legislation And User Friendly Guide Value Pack

FAIR WORK BOOKS VALUE PACK. FAIR WORK LEGISLATION 2009: Negotiate the transition from Workplace Relations to the Fair Work regime with the only collection of the four key workplace laws in one book: Fair Work Act 2009 with Regulations and Rules; Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 with Regulations; Workplace Relations Act 1996 (as at 30 June 2009) with Regulations and AIRC Rules; Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (extracts) with Regulations. User friendly layout and enhanced features include: Cross-references between Acts, Regulations and Rules and descriptive and useful subsection headings to aid comprehension and practice, Thumb tabs on page edges, detailed page headings and tables of provisions to improve navigation, Grey-shading of yet to commence provisions. FAIR WORK: A USER-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Cut through the complexity of workplace law and discover what the Fair Work reforms mean to you as a practitioner, employer or employee. Fair Work: A user-friendly guide will help you understand the law and avoid the confusion created by the many last minute amendments made in its passage through parliament. In Fair Work: A user-friendly guide experienced workplace law specialists, Joe Catanzariti and Michael Byrnes of Clayton Utz, provide an engaging overview of the changes and consider the ramifications for business and employees at this critical point in time. Fair Work: A user friendly-guide is essential reading for those who need to adapt to the new regime or for those who want to understand the changes and how they will impact Australian workplaces.

Cut through the complexity of workplace law and discover what the Fair Work reforms mean to you as a practitioner, employer or employee. FAIR WORK ACT: A USER-FRIENDLY GUIDe will help you understand the law and avoid the confusion created by the many last minute amendments made in its passage through parliament. The Fair Work Act 2009 and related legislation commenced from 1 July and significantly altered Australia's workplace relations law. Employees have more power and flexibility in the workplace, while the Fair Work reforms significantly alter the future for workplace relationships more generally. Transition to this new regime is complex. In FAIR WORK ACT: A USER-FRIENDLY GUIDE experienced workplace law specialists, Joe Catanzariti and Michael Byrnes of Clayton Utz, provide an engaging overview of the changes and consider the ramifications for business and employees at this critical point in time. FAIR WORK ACT: A USER FRIENDLY-GUIDE is essential reading for those who need to adapt to the new regime or for those who want to understand the changes and how they will impact Australian workplaces.

A best practice guide to terminating employment in light of the fair Work Act 2009. Terminating employment can be an emotional and legal minefield, for both the employer and the employee. This guide explains when and how an employer can justifiably terminate employment for a range of reasons, including poor performance and redundancy.

Summary: "Understanding the Fair Work Act is a concise guide to the workplace relations system delivered by the Federal Labor Government. This title includes essential information on the latest IR changes, such as the National Employment Standards, modern awards and collective bargaining. Providing and explanation of the Fair Work Act 2009 and important recent case law, this practical guides gives an authoritative insight into our ever changing workplace relations system."--Publisher description.

This practical guide covers parental leave entitlements and procedures under the Fair Work Act 2009 and Paid Parental Leave Act 2010. The relationship between these two pieces of federal legislation and the rights and obligations they create are complex. Increasingly as employees take up the governmental paid scheme, employers and HR managers will have to deal with challenging issues such as employees maintaining contact with the workplace while on leave and rights to return to work. This is in addition to the 'paymaster' function which became the responsibility of employers as of 1 July 2011. PARENTAL LEAVE: A USER-FRIENDLY GUIDE by Erin McCarthy, Elise Jenkin and Andrew Stewart of Piper Alderman follows the course of a parental leave application. Using a clear layout, bullet points and case studies, it brings together the issues that come up under different pieces of legislation to help IR/HR practitioners and union/ employer advisors meet the needs of clients and employees. Academics will also appreciate the analysis of parental leave and its development in the context of the Australian workplace relations system.

This guide defines and explains the key areas of industrial relations under the federal system.