Search Results - "Gabrielle Golding"
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The right to disconnect in Australia: Creating space for a new term implied by law
Published in University of New South Wales law journal (01-07-2023)“…A French labour law commenced in 2017 attempting to preserve a 'right to disconnect', requiring companies with 50 employees or more to negotiate policies about…”
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Employment as a relational contract and the impact on remedies for breach
Published in Griffith law review (01-06-2021)“…The notion of employment as a relational contract has received much academic attention and is gradually being recognised by common law courts in judicial…”
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The origins of terms implied by law into English and Australian employment contracts
Published in Oxford University commonwealth law journal (02-01-2020)“…One of the most significant ways that the common law regulates employment contracts is through the implication of terms by law to fill gaps. This article…”
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Paid period leave for Australian women: A prerogative not a pain
Published in The Sydney law review (01-09-2021)“…This article explores a contentious question: should Australian women be entitled to paid menstrual leave under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) (''Fair Work…”
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The changing climate of Australian employment law
Published in University of New South Wales law journal (01-11-2023)“…Climate change poses fundamental challenges to Australian employment law, with increasingly extreme weather events disrupting workplaces across the country…”
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Introducing Australia’s New Right to Disconnect
Published in Labour & Law Issues (01-07-2024)“…Australia is set to join the likes of several international jurisdictions by implementing its own statutory right to disconnect on 26 August 2024 for most…”
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Major court and tribunal decisions in Australia in 2021
Published in Journal of industrial relations (01-06-2022)“…This 2021 annual survey of Australia's significant court and tribunal decisions spans five key areas. First, the focus is on the High Court's clarification…”
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The right to disconnect in Australia: Creating space for a new term implied by law
Published in University of New South Wales law journal (01-07-2023)“…A French labour law commenced in 2017 attempting to preserve a 'right to disconnect', requiring companies with 50 employees or more to negotiate policies about…”
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Major court and tribunal decisions in Australia in 2020
Published in Journal of industrial relations (01-06-2021)“…This annual survey of significant court and tribunal decisions in Australia during 2020 considers matters spanning five thematic groupings. First, it addresses…”
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'Why can't I be paid in pizza?': -Comparing S 323 of 'The Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) and consideration at common law
Published in University of Western Australia law review (01-06-2023)“…This article compares s 323 of Australia's Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) with the doctrine of consideration at common law. Section 323 requires that employees be…”
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Employment as a relational contract and the impact on remedies for breach
Published in Griffith law review (01-06-2021)“…The notion of employment as a relational contract has received much academic attention and is gradually being recognised by common law courts in judicial…”
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An Implied Term of Procedural Fairness During Disciplinary Processes: Into Contracts of Employment and Beyond?
Published in Industrial law journal (London) (27-06-2024)“…Abstract The implication of a new term by law into contracts of employment is significant and relatively rare. In somewhat of a revelation, members of the…”
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Rethinking the rationale for implying terms by law into Australian employment contracts
Published in UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA LAW REVIEW (01-06-2020)“…This article proposes a rethinking of the rationale adopted by Australian courts when implying terms by law into employment contracts. It is well accepted that…”
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Rethinking the rationale for implying terms by law into Australian employment contracts
Published in University of Tasmania Law Review (01-06-2020)“…This article proposes a rethinking of the rationale adopted by Australian courts when implying terms by law into employment contracts. It is well accepted that…”
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Paid period leave for Australian women: A prerogative not a pain
Published in The Sydney law review (01-09-2021)“…This article explores a contentious question: should Australian women be entitled to paid menstrual leave under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) (''Fair Work…”
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Paid period leave for Australian women: A prerogative not a pain
Published in The Sydney law review (01-09-2021)“…This article explores a contentious question: should Australian women be entitled to paid menstrual leave under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) (''Fair Work…”
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Paid period leave for Australian women: A prerogative not a pain
Published in The Sydney law review (01-09-2021)“…This article explores a contentious question: should Australian women be entitled to paid menstrual leave under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) (''Fair Work…”
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Paid period leave for Australian women: A prerogative not a pain
Published in The Sydney law review (01-09-2021)“…This article explores a contentious question: should Australian women be entitled to paid menstrual leave under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) (''Fair Work…”
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The changing climate of Australian employment law
Published in University of New South Wales law journal (01-11-2023)“…Climate change poses fundamental challenges to Australian employment law, with increasingly extreme weather events disrupting workplaces across the country…”
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'Why can't I be paid in pizza?': - Comparing a 323 of 'The Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) and consideration at common law
Published in University of Western Australia law review (01-06-2023)“…This article compares section 323 of Australia's 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) with the doctrine of consideration at common law. Section 323 requires that…”
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