Andrew Yahl

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Employment and HR Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration Real Estate and Construction

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in Australia, Asia and Oceania

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AUTHORS CONTENT

Pending Reforms To Non-compete Clauses: What Employers Should Be Doing Now

Australia Employment

Enhanced Victimisation Protections Under The Industrial Relations Act 1996 (NSW) - Practical Guidance For Councils

Australia Employment

Council Connect - Issue 17

Australia Real Estate

What Is Reasonable Notice? Employer Pays $176,250 For Typo

Australia Employment

Four seconds too late | Commission rejects late claim filed seconds after deadline

Australia Litigation

New IR Act amendments place greater burden on employers in victimisation cases

Australia Employment

Self-interest over patient safety – when dispute orders are needed to quell an industrial tantrum

Australia Government

Costly complaints - lessons from Saggers v AAT on dismissals and costs

Australia Employment

Employer vindicated for reasonable management action done reasonably

Australia Employment

Shave It Off - A direction to be clean shaven was lawful and reasonable for employer to uphold workplace safety

Australia Employment

No employer obligation to provide suitable duties to an injured employee indefinitely

Australia Employment

Cause not needed to dismiss a senior executive

Australia Employment

A lively year ahead in workplace law and culture

Australia Employment

The power and the passion - no dismissal jurisdiction for council employee passion for the exotic aerial arts of hoops, silks, bars and poles

Australia Employment

Domestic violence: a changing landscape for workplaces

Australia Employment

AWARDS

Spring 2026 Award for Arbitration & Dispute Resolution in Australia

Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Four seconds too late | Commission rejects late claim filed seconds after deadline

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