The Rudd government’s proposed unfair dismissal exemption for small businesses with fewer than 15 employees from a claim if the employee worked for the business for less than a year returns to the forefront the dismissal practices of small and medium sized enterprises (SME). This article discusses the results of research into unfair dismissal decisions for businesses employing up to 50 staff, 50 to 100 staff and over 100 staff. It concludes with a discussion of procedurally fair termination processes
"When an attempt to conciliate an unfair-dismissal claim fails, arbitration may be called upon to de...
Introduction:This article revisits a vexed and much-debated question: when is it 'fair' for an emplo...
The committee argues that government policy on unfair dismissal, in the light of inconclusive eviden...
Objectives: Employee grievances occur in both SMEs and large organisations as a by-product of the p...
Australia has demonstrated an unusual obsession with unfair dismissal and smaller businesses. This i...
Evidence from a survey of 1800 small and medium sized businesses is assembled to provide estimates o...
"Exemption of small business from the federal ‘unfair dismissal’ laws has been on the Coalition Gov...
The Coalition has said that exempting small business from unfair dismissal provisions in the Workpla...
Purpose - To determine the factors associated with arbitration awards in unfair dismissal complaints...
The Small Business Fair Dismissal Code is unique to Australian labour law. It was introduced by the ...
This article examines the regulation of economic dismissals under Australian federal law over the l...
The evidence suggests that lifting unfair dismissal laws will create very few jobs, says Ben Freyens...
The influence of labor market regulation on employment and other macroeconomic variables is intensel...
When an attempt to conciliate an unfair-dismissal claim fails, arbitration may be called upon to det...
This paper examines the journey Australia traversed in the development at of the unfair dismissal p...
"When an attempt to conciliate an unfair-dismissal claim fails, arbitration may be called upon to de...
Introduction:This article revisits a vexed and much-debated question: when is it 'fair' for an emplo...
The committee argues that government policy on unfair dismissal, in the light of inconclusive eviden...
Objectives: Employee grievances occur in both SMEs and large organisations as a by-product of the p...
Australia has demonstrated an unusual obsession with unfair dismissal and smaller businesses. This i...
Evidence from a survey of 1800 small and medium sized businesses is assembled to provide estimates o...
"Exemption of small business from the federal ‘unfair dismissal’ laws has been on the Coalition Gov...
The Coalition has said that exempting small business from unfair dismissal provisions in the Workpla...
Purpose - To determine the factors associated with arbitration awards in unfair dismissal complaints...
The Small Business Fair Dismissal Code is unique to Australian labour law. It was introduced by the ...
This article examines the regulation of economic dismissals under Australian federal law over the l...
The evidence suggests that lifting unfair dismissal laws will create very few jobs, says Ben Freyens...
The influence of labor market regulation on employment and other macroeconomic variables is intensel...
When an attempt to conciliate an unfair-dismissal claim fails, arbitration may be called upon to det...
This paper examines the journey Australia traversed in the development at of the unfair dismissal p...
"When an attempt to conciliate an unfair-dismissal claim fails, arbitration may be called upon to de...
Introduction:This article revisits a vexed and much-debated question: when is it 'fair' for an emplo...
The committee argues that government policy on unfair dismissal, in the light of inconclusive eviden...