Doors open at 12:30pm for a light lunch prior to event commencement; drinks and networking opportunities follow the 6pm finish.
With the legal landscape of employment legislation facing unprecedented change, ACC Australia in partnership with Baker McKenzie, Swaab, and Source, are delighted to announce that on 29 August we will be hosting a ½ day event in Sydney, commencing at 12:30pm AEST.
With the regulatory and legislative landscape of employment law facing a number of significant changes, the relationship between in-house legal teams and in-house HR teams is becoming more important and the lines of responsibility are blurring.
The 2024 Employment Law Event, hosted by ACC Australia’s Lori Middlehurst, Senior Director, APAC Employment Law, Salesforce, Inc., in partnership with Baker McKenzie, Source, and Swaab will bring together experts to share key insights into the latest series of legislative changes.
Program
| 12.30pm – 1:00pm | Light Lunch | Sponsored by: Robert Walters |
| 1:00pm – 2:00pm | ABCs of Employment Law and HR Compliance Employment laws in Australia can be an alphabet soup of acronyms and confusing words - FWA, FWC, Modern awards, psychosocial risks, wage theft, the list goes on. Brigid and Lucienne will help you interpret the glossary so that you can help your business conduct an HR compliance audit. 1 CPD Point: Substantive & Procedural Law | Presented by: Brigid Maher and Lucienne Gleeson, Baker McKenzie |
| 2.15pm - 3.15pm | Right to Disconnect and Contractors The closing the gap legislation changes march on - Michael will help you decode the newest - right to disconnect and contractor legislation. 1 CPD Point: Substantive & Procedural Law | Presented by: Michael Byrnes, Swaab |
| | Afternoon Refreshments | |
| 3.45pm - 4.45pm | What Your Clients Want from You Hear from experienced HR professionals about what is on their minds and how best to partner with them to achieve your company's goals. 1 CPD Point: Practice Management & Business Skills | Presented by: Lori Middlehurst, Salesforce, Vered Keiser, Resmed, Nada George, Salesforce, and Tanya Steigerwalt, A2B |
| 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Whistleblowing and Investigations An anonymous person files a report of wrongdoing - do you know what to do? Sean and Erin will help you build a process that can help your company deal with the thorniest of issues. 1 CPD Point: Substantive & Procedural Law | Presented by: Sean Melbourne and Erin Wilson, Source |
| 6:00pm - 7:30pm | Networking drinks and canapes | Sponsored by: Robert Walters |
AMAZING DEALS AVAILABLE!
Below are two special deals we currently have on offer, in conjunction with purchasing a "Cracking the Code" ticket. These offers are time-restricted so register soon, so as not to miss out!
Special Non-Member Bundle:
For those who aren’t ACC Australia members we’re offering a special bundle: A ticket to the "Cracking the Code" event combined with a discounted, one year, ACC membership for just $450.*
Members Only: Exclusive NatCon Offer
As an ACC Australia member, and attendee of our "Cracking the Code" event, we are offering you an exclusive offer to attend the ACC Australia 2024 In-house Legal National Conference from 13-15 November 2024, for just $1400, a saving of $350. Register by 30 August 2024 to secure this discounted rate; the discount code will be included in your registration confirmation. Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
*For eligible non ACC members. Includes 12-months membership. This registration type is for in-house lawyers working in the corporate, not for profit or government sector who are not current financial members of ACC Australia but want to become an ACC member. For new members only. This package includes 12 month ACC Annual Membership. To see all the benefits of becoming an ACC member please click here.