Catholic Employment Relations

For those already registered, check your email for the Zoom link to our upcoming #webinar on privacy. Seats are limited, so reserve yours now to secure your spot https://lnkd.in/edH4eNDx Who should have access to employee records, and what information needs to be retained, and for how long? How do you manage records across different formats efficiently? Join us to gain valuable insights into #privacy and confidentiality laws, especially when handling complaints. This webinar will cover how employee personal information can be used or disclosed. 📆 Wednesday September 25 🕑 10:30am #employmentlaw #humanresources #pd

Join us in September for a webinar on #Privacy, complaints and risk assessments. Who should have access to employee records, and what information must be retained, and for how long? How do you effectively manage records across various formats? Gain insights into crucial privacy and #confidentiality laws related to handling complaints—what information can be disclosed and what must be de-identified. 📆 Wednesday 25 September 2024 🕗 10:30 - 11:30 🖥️ Online webinar 💲 Included in subscription or $120 for non-subscribers #employmentlaw #management

Today marks the introduction of Australia’s new "right to disconnect" laws. What does this mean for your organisation? Learn more in our #CERupdate: https://lnkd.in/gD6cwiZP. Prepare your workplace for the right to disconnect laws with these practical tips. This guide offers strategies to help you comply with the new regulations while balancing operational needs and employee well-being for a smooth transition. #disconnect #legislationamendment #CERupdate #employmentrelations

Read the latest #CERupdate to learn about the new right to disconnect laws and what they mean for you as an employer. With this change approaching, now is the time to get prepared. Implement practical steps to ensure a smooth transition and compliance. If you need support with understanding or applying this new workplace entitlement, contact us enquiry@cer.catholic.org.au I https://lnkd.in/d-3dHXwA. We are here to help.

Upcoming changes to casual employment from 26 August: What you need to know Several key changes are set to take effect regarding casual employees: ✓ A revised definition of casual employment will be introduced. ✓ Employers will no longer be required to offer casual employees who commence employment on or after 26 August 2024 the option to convert to part-time or full-time roles. ✓ Employers will now need to provide casual employees with the ‘Casual Employment Information Statement’ not just before or shortly after employment begins, but also at the 6-month mark and at each subsequent 12-month anniversary during ongoing employment. For more details, check out this #CERupdate: https://lnkd.in/exynR8GC If you couldn’t secure a spot at our discussion forum today, don’t worry—a recording will soon be available on the #CERportal. For those attending, we look forward to seeing you at 10:30. Please check your email for the link.

📢 New Podcast Alert 🎙️ Introducing our latest episode of covering workplace law, focusing on ill and injured employees. Learn how to manage absenteeism and navigate the complexities of workplace legislation. Explore how to mitigate risks to your organisation while maintaining compliance with essential laws. 🎧 Tune in now to: Understand your obligations Discover best practices for managing short-term and long-term absences Learn how to support ill and injured employees compassionately Get tips on maintaining compliance to avoid claims for discrimination or unfair dismissal Stay informed and protect your organisation! Listen to CER Matters today... https://lnkd.in/g2D7neNk #WorkplaceLaw #EmployeeRights #Absenteeism #Compliance #FairWorkAct

We invite you to attend our upcoming Q & A discussion forum concerning temporary and casual employment contracts, coinciding with the introduction of new guidelines on August 26. 📅 Wednesday 21 August 🕚 10.30 am  🎥 Online discussion This forum provides an opportunity for you to ask questions openly and receive answers from our expert lawyer. Register to attend https://lnkd.in/g8ne8ZdD

Thanks to everyone who attended our Reportable Conduct Webinar. With record attendance, we explored key aspects and the legislative frameworks that address allegations of misconduct, particularly those involving individuals responsible for the care and education of children. We provided practical answers and tips on: Time limits for raising allegations Differences between workplace and reportable conduct investigations Challenges in determining if crossing professional boundaries amounts to sexual misconduct The webinar will be available on-demand shortly in our CER portal for our subscribers. #ReportableConduct #Webinar #ChildProtection #Education

📢 Reminder! 📢 For those that have registered for our upcoming webinar, check your email for your Zoom link to the Reportable Conduct training session. The event is just around the corner, and we're excited to see you there. Registrations are now closed, but if you'd still like to join us, please reach out to us at comms@cer.catholic.org.au to save your spot. #registernow #dontmissout #childprotection #reporting

🔔🔔🔔 Last chance to register for CER #Webinar: Reportable Conduct - Legal and Ethical considerations. https://lnkd.in/gD6DD9DR Join us for an informative webinar on what qualifies as #reportableconduct and the legislative responsibilities of organisations in managing complaints. Learn how to identify reportable allegations, gather information effectively, and understand the steps for reporting a complaint. This webinar will provide you with proactive measures to mitigate risk for your organisation. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills. Register now! #employmentlaw #childprotection #pd