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Federal Court ruling and IR reform: Workpac v Rossato

11 June 2020

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The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Executive Paul Guerra speaks with Tamsin Lawrence, Deputy Director of Workplace Relations at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Chamber’s General Manager Workplace Relations, Katie Tofters regarding the Federal Court’s recent ‘double dipping’ Workpac v Rossato decision and the Federal Government’s industrial relations reform process.

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The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Executive Paul Guerra speaks with Tamsin Lawrence, Deputy Director of Workplace Relations at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Chamber’s General Manager Workplace Relations, Katie Tofters regarding the Federal Court’s recent ‘double dipping’ Workpac v Rossato decision and the Federal Government’s industrial relations reform process.

Together the trio discuss implications for business stemming from this decision, the VCCI’s advocacy to the Federal Government on measures to stop workers ‘double dipping’ on leave entitlements and how business is contributing to the Federal Government’s recently announced industrial relations reform process.

This webinar presents an important opportunity to answer your questions about the implications of this decision on your business and to gather input on required changes to our industrial relations system to ensure that business can restart, recover and return to profit.

 

This session was originally recorded on 11 June 2020.

This information was correct at the time of broadcast. This does not constitute formal legal advice. The Victorian Chamber accepts no liability for actions taken as a result of this broadcast.

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