VIC Mildura Network
Join Adam Foster from CBP for a practical and timely discussion on the employment law issues currently shaping Australian workplaces. Adam will examine how artificial intelligence is being used and viewed in the employment context, including emerging complaints, legal risks and litigation.
He will also explore the changing expectations surrounding workplace investigations in the wake of recent high-profile matters, including what HR practitioners should expect from lawyers when engaging them to conduct or advise on an investigation.
The forum will conclude with an overview of current trends in unfair dismissal and general protections claims, highlighting key developments and practical considerations for HR professionals.
This interactive session will provide AHRI members with valuable legal insights and practical guidance to help them navigate emerging workplace risks and engage effectively with legal advisers.
Target Audience
HR and People professionals at all career stages who want to understand how AI is changing their work, which human capabilities will become more valuable, and where to focus their development to stay relevant and influential.
Speaker: Adam Foster – Colin Biggers & Paisley – Partner
Adam advises on policy and contract preparation and interpretation, unfair dismissals, terminations, workplace investigations, general protections disputes, enterprise bargaining and underpayment reviews. He offers experience across a range of industries including faith-based enterprise, education, manufacturing, construction and health.
Adam has been recognised in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers for his expertise in the following category: Employee Benefits Law.
Adam was admitted to practice on 15 February 2012 and holds a Bachelor of Laws (with honours in employment law) and a Bachelor of Arts.
Other Event Information
Online via Zoom
You will obtain 1.5 CPD points for this forum.
Registration Information
Registration close: Monday 19 October
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