LUNCH & LEARN: Performance Management Tips & Traps with Andrew Bland
Event description
LUNCH & LEARN: Performance Management Tips & Traps with Andrew Bland from BlandsLaw (Hosted by Zenith HR)
When: 12-2pm on Tuesday 6th September
Where: Sage Hotel, Wollongong
Price: Early bird $90* \ Full price $110
Ticket includes lunch and session with Andrew Bland.
*Early bird ends 22nd August
Managing employee performance is an integral part of managing a business. If mishandled or neglected completely, it can increase the risk of exposure to claims of bullying or absent employees on “stress” leave. Employees who are absent through injury or illness need to be appropriately managed and there can be a fine line between reasonable management action and action that may amount to a breach of general protections.
Join your host Zenith HR, and Andrew Bland, as he addresses commonly-asked questions and shares practical strategies around these issues, designed to enhance your business processes and help mitigate legal risks.
The presentation includes a discussion of:
- Performance management and process
- Bullying and stress claims
- Workers compensation
- Temporary absence
- Recent real cases and practical tips
About your presenter - Andrew Bland
Andrew Bland is the Principal of BlandsLaw, a boutique employment law firm providing advice in employment and commercial law to the Australian business sector.
With over 20 years’ wide-ranging experience in workplace law, Andrew has earned a reputation for providing skilled and practical guidance as a solicitor as well as a workplace and industrial relations advisor.
Andrew’s areas of expertise include:
· Dispute resolution and litigation
· Enterprise bargaining
· Employment contracts and policies
· Workplace restructuring
· Commercial supply/Service agreements
· Occupational health and safety
Prior to starting his own law firm, Andrew was a Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, meeting the legal and business planning needs of corporate clients.
Andrew is a guest speaker for Peter Switzer’s Business program on Sky News. He holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Technology, Sydney and a Specialist Accreditation qualification from the Law Society of NSW.