Industrial Relations Society of New South Wales in Newcastle, New South Wales | Community organisation

Industrial Relations Society of New South Wales

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 418 216 365

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24.01.2022 Industrial Relations Society of NSW (Newcastle Branch) 2020 AGM and Lunch - SELLING FAST - DON'T MISS OUT - https://mailchi.mp//industrial-relations-society-of-nsw-ne

22.01.2022 Join us for this webinar in-reply where the SDA’s David Bliss (Branch Assistant Secretary) dissects key JobKeeper decisions from the Fair Work Commission and provides practical insights for workplaces and practitioners. Rounding out our keynote speakers is the AWU’s Senior Legal Officer, Stephen Crawford. Stephen will explore consultation including case studies contrasting the good, the bad and the ugly. The interaction between COVID-19 and employment is an ever evolving ...field making this webinar essential content. Stay abreast of current case law and workplace practices and join our community of learning. Friday 10 July at 11.00am Register via the below link https://us02web.zoom.us//5515936/WN_PeBXPYlkSdCAxYq5qZGo1A

20.01.2022 Webinar is underway with great attendance. Let us know if you want more of these types of events!

19.01.2022 Congratulations to our new Chairpeson Lee Smith and thanks to our outgoing Chairpeson David Bliss. Many thanks to our guest speaker Jonathan Hamberger for making our AGM and lunch such a great event.

15.01.2022 Industrial Relations Society of NSW (Newcastle Branch) 2020 AGM and Lunch - DON'T MISS OUT - https://mailchi.mp//industrial-relations-society-of-nsw-ne

13.01.2022 WEBINAR WORKING FROM HOME: RISKS & RESPONSIBILITIES Nominal Insurer v Hill Implications Thursday 8 October 2020 | 11am - 12pm... The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an upsurge of people working from home (WFH). Employers and workers were obliged to swiftly adapt to this substantial change in our working habits and patterns. One consequence has been that employers and workers are re-evaluating the work health and safety obligations and responsibilities which arise in the WFH context. The IRS Newcastle Branch is devoting our next webinar to this contemporary subject and has the privilege of bringing together two leaders in their respective fields to share their perspectives. In this webinar series, our keynote speaker Simon Hunt (Barrister, Hunter Street Chambers) shares his intimate knowledge of Nominal Insurer v Hill, where Michel Carroll was killed by Hill, her business partner and de-facto partner, while working from home. Simon will explore the expansion of the workplace and the corresponding obligations and responsibilities of both employers and employees. In part two of our webinar, our second keynote speaker, Natalie Lang (Branch Secretary of the ASU NSW/ACT Branch) brings her extensive knowledge and advocacy in shaping domestic violence policy and her Union membership’s broad exposure to WFH, to share her insights into recommended employer best practice approaches to ensuring a safe work environment, as the home morphs into the workplace. Register Now https://us02web.zoom.us//2016006/WN_8SOUORmBThawuqe7qk16Ow

12.01.2022 Hi everyone. We hope that you are safe and well. We have organised our first webinar via Zoom - details below: In this Webinar ABLA’s Kyle Scott (Senior Associate) will explore the intricate new world of JobKeeper and the accompanying Work Direction Rules. Leanne Cruden (Senior Practitioner Director) with the AI Group contemplates what the future might look like with regards to innovation, is there a boom to follow, working from home and managing a second wave. This webinar ...will take place on Wednesday 20 May 2020 at 12.00pm. We hope you can join us. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/webinar-jobkeeper-complianc

09.01.2022 The Industrial Relations Society of NSW (Newcastle Branch) will continue to work during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure that IR and HR professionals continue to learn together and collaborate during this time. Webinars offer an opportunity to facilitate this learning and collaboration. In order to ensure we are delivering you meaningful and valuable content, we ask that you assist us by completing this short survey. Thank you for your participation. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IRSNSWFB

08.01.2022 2020 FINNEGAN-RUDD LUNCH Thursday 3 December 2020 | 12pm - 3pm NEX - 309 King Street Newcastle West... The annual Finnegan-Rudd event marks the enormous contribution to industrial relations of Maurie Finnegan and Maurie Rudd, both former Branch Secretaries of the then Federated Ironworkers’ Association in the Hunter Region, who worked tirelessly during the 1970s and 1980s to create and promote a more co-operative industrial relations environment during a period when the region was characterised by conflict and distrust. Stay tuned for the announcement of our guest speakers over the coming days. This year's ticket numbers will be limited to ensure a COVIDSafe event. We hope you can join us. https://www.stickytickets.com.au//2020_irsnsw_newcastle_br

06.01.2022 IRSNSW (Newcastle Branch) - A Message from the Chairman - https://mailchi.mp//industrial-relations-society-of-nsw-ne

04.01.2022 We hope this message finds you all safe and well. Like many of you, our Committee has been adjusting to this new way of life. While our traditional events have been postponed for 2020, behind the scenes we are working on new ways to connect and share knowledge with our members and friends. Shortly we will announce some online events to help you navigate the industrial landscape during a pandemic. Stay tuned and we’ll return to you with some further details shortly. Take care.