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wilson/ryan/grose has over 125 proud years of leadership in law. Carrying on the legacy of our forebearers as trusted advisors to Queenslanders is an honour in which we take great pride across all areas.
The expert employment and workplace relations team at wilson/ryan/grose can advise you on your obligations and work with you to achieve timely and cost-effective outcomes.
Townsville’s Employment Law Experts
Our highly experienced employment law team is led by Michelle Morton, and supported by Sally McCutcheon, both accredited specialists in Workplace Relations Law. We deliver high-quality legal services to the people and businesses of regional Queensland, including:
- Unfair dismissal claims, including termination and redundancy
- Anti-discrimination claims
- Sexual harassment claims
- Preparation of policies and procedures on all aspects of employment law
- Presentation and management of complaints
- Preparation of employment contracts and contractor agreements
- Workplace Health and Safety obligations and advice, including defence of Workplace Health and Safety prosecutions
Our team of trusted advisors also offer specialist advice in the areas of:
- Intellectual property, confidential information, and restraint clauses
- Advice around award provisions and restraint clauses
- Enterprise Bargaining Agreements
wilson/ryan/grose also offers on-site training with managerial teams to support enhanced performance management, including how to prevent and/or deal with workplace issues such as bullying, harassment, due diligence and Workplace Health and Safety.
We’ve worked with organisations, businesses and government and cater our training to fit the specific needs of individual organisations, whether they have four or four hundred staff.
Our client relationships are enduring, built on a foundation of trust and mutual respect. Contact our team today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can an employment lawyer help me?
Our employment law team can provide both employees and employers with a wide range of services. Our team is committed to delivering the essential guidance individuals, or businesses need for their cases.
We understand the severity of how legal issues can impact an organisation or your life. Therefore, our employment lawyers in Townsville will work within the shortest possible timeframe to ensure your operations and personal circumstances can return to their original state. Our team of trusted advisors also offer specialist advice for employers in the areas of:
- Intellectual property, confidential information, and restraint clauses
- Advice around award provisions and restraint clauses
- Enterprise Bargaining Agreements
wilson/ryan/grose also offers on-site training with managerial teams to support enhanced performance management, including how to prevent and/or deal with workplace issues such as bullying, harassment, due diligence and Workplace Health and Safety.
We have worked with organisations, businesses and governments and cater our training to fit the specific needs of individual organisations, whether they have four or four hundred staff.
In the case of individual support for employees, we can provide assistance across:
- Employment contracts
- Discrimination & harassment
- Dismissal & termination
- Unfair dismissal
- Unpaid wage claims
- Workplace relations
- Workplace health and safety
How do I know if I have been the victim of discrimination or harassment at work?
If you are unsure of whether you have been a victim of discrimination or harassment at work, please make an appointment to speak with our specialist Employment Law team.
What should I do if I have been the victim of discrimination or harassment at work?
If you have been the victim of discrimination or harassment at work, it is essential to document the incidents and report them to your employer. Gathering evidence and information about the situation will help build your case if you choose to seek the assistance of an employment lawyer.
Before engaging a lawyer, there are steps you can take beforehand, such as utilising the policies employers have in place for handling these types of issues. In many cases, taking this step may be able to help resolve the problem.
What are my rights as an employee if I am asked to sign a non-compete agreement?
In some cases, non-compete agreements are typically used to prevent employees from working for a competitor after they leave their current job. These agreements can be enforceable, but they must be reasonable in scope and duration. If you are asked to sign a non-compete agreement, it is crucial to understand the terms and how they may impact your ability to work in your field. We have a team of experienced employment lawyers in Townsville that can help you review the agreement and advise you on your rights.
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