Updated
Updated · InDaily Queensland · Jul 13
Piper Alderman Adds 5-Lawyer Brisbane Team as Queensland Workplace Rules Tighten
Updated
Updated · InDaily Queensland · Jul 13

Piper Alderman Adds 5-Lawyer Brisbane Team as Queensland Workplace Rules Tighten

1 articles · Updated · InDaily Queensland · Jul 13

Summary

  • Piper Alderman appointed Mason Fettell as a Brisbane partner and brought in his four-member team to deepen its employment, workplace safety and industrial relations practice.
  • Queensland employers are facing heavier compliance demands from changing employment laws, payroll and super reforms, tighter psychosocial risk expectations and closer scrutiny of workplace conduct and workers’ compensation obligations.
  • The incoming team advises on disputes, workplace investigations, WHS incident response and prosecutions, enterprise bargaining, organisational change, terminations and management of ill and injured workers.
  • With Brisbane added, Piper Alderman’s employment relations practice now spans 5 cities, positioning the firm to serve Queensland clients needing local advice backed by national coverage across federal and state rules.

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