Accessorial liability in employment law and implications for advisors

Accessorial liability in employment law and implications for advisors GET STARTED FROM AUD$119.00

Accessorial liability in employment law and implications for advisors

Western Australia Customers

Please note this course has not been updated in the last twelve months and does not satisfy the requirements for CPD in WA.

Reviewed 15 December 2023.

This course explores the risks arising where clients don’t comply with the Fair Work Act.

Topics covered include:

  • What are the issues that can arise;
  • What is the current state of the law;
  • How is the law currently being applied in the courts;
  • An exploration of where the law is heading; and
  • Recommendations for best practice approaches to those impacted.

Completion of this course will earn you 1 CPD unit.

$119.00 inc GST

COURSE CATEGORY

Substantive Law

TARGET AUDIENCE

Solicitors in general practice, employment law lawyers, and HR.

CPD POINTS

1

TYPE

Video based interactive module

Danny King

Principal Solicitor, Danny King Legal

Danny is Principal and Founding Partner of Danny King Legal. She is an authentic and laid-back practitioner, that values relationships and the future wellbeing of clients, delivering creative and often unorthodox solutions to what often feels like impossible challenges.

Danny began her career in the top-tier environment, where she built the foundations of her personal practice, before founding Danny King Legal as a sole-practitioner in 2011. In addition to her legal work, she is a well-respected educator and sought-after speaker for CPD and media engagements, and is a long-standing Employment Law Committee member for the Law Society of NSW. Danny has been recognised as a pre-eminent practitioner by Doyle’s Guide, where she has been recognised since 2016, notably making both the employer and employee lists for NSW and nationally.

She holds a Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours from the University of Technology Sydney, where she was awarded the University Medal for Employment and Industrial Relations.