Employment Lawyers

We act as employment lawyers for employers, employees and subcontractors in disputes about entitlements, workplace injuries, occupational health and safety, breach of confidential information and diversion of business opportunities by employees.

Our specific expertise includes:

  • Advising in relation to compliance with Australian employment related laws, including entitlements
  • Reviewing and advising in relation to enforceability and breach of employment agreements, executive service agreements, service contracts, consulting agreements and subcontracting agreements 
  • Advising in relation to enforceability of employment related restraints e.g. no-poach, non-compete clauses, etc.
  • Advising in relation to employment related confidentiality obligations.

We also prepare and review employment and service related contracts. For more details click here

If you are seeking advice with employment law or have any questions, get in touch with our employment lawyers in Perth.

 

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