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Employment: New South Wales

About

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Holding Redlich’s national Workplace Relations & Safety team consists of industry-recognised partners and lawyers based in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane and Cairns. The team, many of whom have ‘sat in the chair’ of the person they are advising, represent employers and government bodies in employment, industrial and safety matters. They approach each matter with a unique skill set and an all-round understanding of the business imperatives behind their clients’ workplace strategies to structure their advice and litigation tactics based on these parameters. The team provides strategic management of complex workplace issues, investigations and disputes.

Chambers Review

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Employment: New South Wales - Australia

4
Band 4

What the Team is Known For

Holding Redlich maintains a well-regarded employment practice with considerable experience in employee relations and post-employment restraints. The team is well versed in matters surrounding discrimination claims, unfair dismissals, misconduct, and WHS breaches. It advises a range of corporate clients in finance, recruitment, media, and infrastructure sectors, amongst others; and operates in both contentious and non-contentious legal contexts.

Notable practitioners

Managing partner Charles Power is a key contact for the firm's workplace relations and safety practice group.

Work Highlights

  • Holding Redlich acted for Moore Australia in Supreme Court proceedings concerning the expulsion of a partner, including dealing with allegations of bullying, harassment and discrimination.

Strengths

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The team are always responsive, provide sound advice and have the upmost integrity.

Employment: New South Wales respondent
Asia-Pacific

Holding Redlich provided very sensibly grounded advice in the context of our business, anticipating areas of concern that we should be thinking about, and were proactive in managing those risks.

Employment: New South Wales respondent
Asia-Pacific

Members

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Andrew Klein

Ben Marshall

Charles Power

Head of Department

Evan Willis

Megan Cant

Michael Selinger

Rachel Drew

Rebecca Macmillan

Stephen Trew