Employment Law

Employment Law covers a range of topics and is designed to protect both employers and employees. The dynamic nature of the industrial relations system brings with it difficulties in navigating the various obligations and rights of employers, employees, contractors and unions.

If you are seeking Solid, Professional advice with any kind of Legal matter, Diamond Conway's Legal team of Accredited Lawyers can help.

Employment Law

Diamond Conway Lawyers specialise in all highly technical areas that involves Employment Law

We can advise you on:

  • Contracts of employment
  • Variation and termination of the contracts of employment
  • Employment litigation including unfair dismissal and unfair contract claims
  • Employment or consultancy agreements for or on behalf of either employer or employee.
  • Wrongful dismissal suits, and employment issues generally.
  • Section 106 harsh and unconscionable contracts and arrangements.
  • Industrial Court proceedings.
  • Occupational Health & Safety requirements and breaches.

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