Introduction:This article revisits a vexed and much-debated question: when is it 'fair' for an employer, in the course of restructuring its business, to dismiss an employee for declining to accept changes in her or his terms and conditions of employment? The background to this question is the fiercely competitive climate in which many businesses, exposed to the full force of global economic pressures, find themselves, giving rise to the need for constant adaptation and, conversely, the spectre of dismissal for many employees. The legal context is a lengthening series of Labour Court (LC) and Labour Appeal Court (LAC) decisions in which the meaning of substantive fairness under these circumstances has been considered in great detail, but i...
This article examines the regulation of economic dismissals under Australian federal law over the l...
Retrenchment, as a form of dismissal, is regulated by section 189 and 189A of the Labour Relations A...
The Rudd government’s proposed unfair dismissal exemption for small businesses with fewer than 15 em...
Dismissals for operational requirements are permitted by the Labour Relations Act. However, such dis...
An employer may wish to change terms and conditions of employment in order to respond to the operati...
Operational circumstances often create the need for employers to change the employment conditions of...
Common law does recognise the concept of dismissal based on operational requirements. It recognises ...
Competitive forces in the market force employers to change the way they operate their businesses. Th...
The main objective of this article is to analyse the issue of onus emanating from the enforcement of...
This article explores the concept of the automatic unfair dismissal that is regulated in s 187(1)(c)...
This article explores the concept of the automatic unfair dismissal that is regulated in s 187(1)(c)...
The main objective of this article is to analyse the issue of onus emanating from the enforcement of...
From text: The issue of whether an employee can claim constructive dismissal due to work-related str...
Our employment law which originates from the common principles has in recent years undergone signifi...
Employers often face a plethora of issues in redundancy situations. Likewise, employees often fear o...
This article examines the regulation of economic dismissals under Australian federal law over the l...
Retrenchment, as a form of dismissal, is regulated by section 189 and 189A of the Labour Relations A...
The Rudd government’s proposed unfair dismissal exemption for small businesses with fewer than 15 em...
Dismissals for operational requirements are permitted by the Labour Relations Act. However, such dis...
An employer may wish to change terms and conditions of employment in order to respond to the operati...
Operational circumstances often create the need for employers to change the employment conditions of...
Common law does recognise the concept of dismissal based on operational requirements. It recognises ...
Competitive forces in the market force employers to change the way they operate their businesses. Th...
The main objective of this article is to analyse the issue of onus emanating from the enforcement of...
This article explores the concept of the automatic unfair dismissal that is regulated in s 187(1)(c)...
This article explores the concept of the automatic unfair dismissal that is regulated in s 187(1)(c)...
The main objective of this article is to analyse the issue of onus emanating from the enforcement of...
From text: The issue of whether an employee can claim constructive dismissal due to work-related str...
Our employment law which originates from the common principles has in recent years undergone signifi...
Employers often face a plethora of issues in redundancy situations. Likewise, employees often fear o...
This article examines the regulation of economic dismissals under Australian federal law over the l...
Retrenchment, as a form of dismissal, is regulated by section 189 and 189A of the Labour Relations A...
The Rudd government’s proposed unfair dismissal exemption for small businesses with fewer than 15 em...