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AI Wearables: Evidentiary Risks in FWC Anti-Bullying Cases

An article discusses the evidentiary risks and admissibility of covert recordings made by employees using AI wearables in Fair Work Commission proceedings, particularly concerning unfair dismissal, general protections,...

10 Aug 2026
Case LawprecedentNational

FWC Upholds Dismissal Due to Incapacity for Work

The Fair Work Commission Full Bench refused an appeal, upholding a dismissal that was found not harsh, unjust, or unreasonable due to the applicant's incapacity for work and the absence of any return-to-work prospects.

8 Aug 2026
AnnouncementnewsNational

Safe Work Australia Guidance on AI & Digital Technologies WHS Risks

Safe Work Australia has released new guidance on managing work health and safety risks, including psychosocial risks, associated with artificial intelligence and digital technologies.

8 Aug 2026
AnnouncementnewsNational

Safe Work Australia Launches Campaign to Reduce Workers' Compensation Stigma

Safe Work Australia is initiating a campaign from August to November 2026 to reduce stigma around workers' compensation, providing resources for employers, supervisors, and workers to foster supportive workplaces.

5 Aug 2026
NewsnewsNational

Fair Dismissal Principles and Long-term Illness in Australian Workplaces

A guide updated on August 1, 2026, clarifies fair dismissal reasons under Australian law, including an employer's right to dismiss due to an employee's inability to perform essential duties or long-term illness, and the...

1 Aug 2026
AnnouncementstatuteNational

Safe Work Australia Releases Guidance on AI and Digital Technologies Risks

Safe Work Australia has released new guidance outlining the work health and safety implications of introducing or changing AI and digital technologies at work, including their potential to create new or increase existing...

27 July 2026
NewsnewsNational

National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement Still Falls Short

A report in MJA InSight dated July 26, 2026, discusses the Productivity Commission's review of Australia's National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement, highlighting its shortcomings and advocating for a...

26 July 2026
AnnouncementnewsNational

Safe Work Australia FOI Schedule References Psychosocial Hazards

Safe Work Australia has published an FOI schedule of documents (FOI 26-003) dated July 26, 2026, which includes "Psychosocial hazards" as a key topic area.

26 July 2026
Case LawprecedentNational

Kyle & Jackie O Show: Fair Work Act Adverse Action Claim Highlights Psychosocial Duties

An adverse action claim under the Fair Work Act regarding the termination of Jacqueline Henderson's contract, stemming from a bullying complaint against Kyle Sandilands, underscores employers' positive duty to identify...

16 July 2026
Case LawprecedentNational

FWC Upholds Dismissal for Manager's Misconduct Causing Staff Distress

A Fair Work Commission decision (Filamor v Port Stephens Veterans and Citizens Aged Care Ltd t/a Harbourside Port Stephens [2026] FWC 2484) upheld the dismissal of a manager whose conduct caused significant staff...

14 July 2026
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