Underpayment of Wages: Wage Theft, Annualised Salaries and Other Key Developments Webinar

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28 April 2022, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

Underpayment of wages continues to be prevalent despite the activities of the Fair Work Ombudsman and other authorities to ensure employers are paying staff correctly. Often the causes of underpayments are simple errors or employers and managers misunderstanding the underlying industrial instrument rather than it being intentional.

Despite this, we continue to see many front-page news stories about wage underpayments by Australian businesses, with particular attention on vulnerable and migrant workers, and other poor practices including sub-standard record keeping.

Wage theft is now a criminal offence in Victoria and Queensland, with calls for other states and territories to also introduce similar offences for systemic and deliberate wage theft.

On Thursday 28 April 2022, Senior Associate Nikola Prestia and Lawyer, Emily Durack will be running a FREE webinar updating employers on the current underpayment of wages and wage theft landscape.

This webinar will cover:

  • Typical causes of wage underpayments
  • How to identify wage underpayments
  • The minefield that is annualised salaries
  • How to proactively prevent wage underpayments
  • Employer and officer obligations, including what to do if you uncover an underpayment and how to rectify the underpayment
  • The current status of wage-theft laws across Australia

Our webinars are delivered free and online, we encourage questions from participants at any time during the webinar. We also run polls and questionnaires to keep you engaged and interacting.

  • Event Details:
    Delivery: Online via GoToWebinar
    Date:  Thursday, 28 April 2022
    Time:  12:30pm to 1:30pm AEST
    Cost:  Free

     

Our seminars, webinars and workshops are for the benefit of those working in organisations who are seeking learning and development opportunities in employment law and workplace safety. As per this, we do not allow competitors to attend our seminars. HR Legal reserves the right to cancel the registration of those who may be a competitor to our organisation. Please note that if we note that your organisation offers similar services to ours we will cancel your registration. 

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