HR Roundtable - Best Practice Employment Contracts, are your contracts Fair Work compliant??
What are the essential clauses that make up a good employment
contract? Many employers do not have up to date employment
contracts that reflect current legislation or best practice. The
employment contract is the basis of the employment relationship and
therefore should clearly set up the obligations of each party and
the terms and conditions which will apply to that relationship.
Good employment contracts minimise risk through insightful drafting
and flexible clauses. By having clear, thorough contracts, you can
attract and retain staff while ensuring a productive working
relationship.
This Roundtable presentation will focus on what are the
ingredients of a good employment contract and what you can and
can't include in contracts.
Key Topics Covered:
- Verbal v's Written Employment Contracts
- Essential contract clauses
- How policies and procedures fit in with contracts
- What you should not include in contracts
- Issuing new contracts to existing employees
- Restraint of Trade clauses and their effectiveness
- Termination and Redundancy obligations of the employer and
employee
- The right to deduct money from an employee's pay
- Special clauses for Executive Contracts
- Changes to Health and Safety laws and implications for
employment contracts
Who Should Attend:
- HR Managers
- CFO's
- CEO's
- Business Owners
When:
Wednesday, 8 February 2011
8.30am - 9.00am - light breakfast & networking
9.00am - 11.00am - presentation & panel discussion
Where:
QA Hotel
Cnr James& Arthur Street, New Farm
(there is free parking at the QA Hotel)
Presenter:
Joanne Barrett, Senior Industrial Relations Consultant
Joanne Barrett LLB Grad Dip (IR) has over 17 years
experience in Industrial Relations and Employment Law. Joanne is
passionate about using the legislative framework to develop a
compliant and productive workplace culture, where staff are
rewarded for being responsible and responsive to business needs.
Her overriding goal is to assist clients to achieve commercial
business outcomes in a legally compliant way.