Employment Law

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Employment Law

Whether you have been unfairly dismissed, underpaid, or subject to workplace harassment — or you are an employer facing a claim — Adventure Legal provides expert advice and strong representation across all employment law matters.

Employees & Employers Fair Work & Beyond Free Consultation
About This Service

How We Can Help

Employment law governs the relationship between employers and employees across Australia. The Fair Work Act 2009 sets minimum standards, protects employees from adverse action, and provides pathways for resolving workplace disputes. State and territory laws add further layers of protection in some jurisdictions.

Adventure Legal acts for both employees and employers. For employees, we pursue unfair dismissal claims, general protections applications, underpayment recovery, and workplace harassment matters. For employers, we advise on compliance, respond to claims, and assist in managing performance and termination processes lawfully.

Christopher brings a practical approach to employment law, focused on achieving outcomes efficiently and cost-effectively. Many employment matters can be resolved at conciliation without the need for a formal hearing — but when advocacy is needed, Adventure Legal is ready.

  • Unfair dismissal applications
  • General protections (adverse action) claims
  • Underpayment and wage theft recovery
  • Workplace harassment and bullying
  • Discrimination in the workplace
  • Employment contract review and advice
  • Redundancy and severance entitlements

Unfair dismissal deadline: You have only 21 days from the date of dismissal to file an unfair dismissal application. Contact us immediately if you have been dismissed.

Our Process

What Happens Next

We make the process as straightforward as possible. Here is what to expect when you engage Adventure Legal.

Step 1

Urgent Advice

Many employment claims — particularly unfair dismissal — must be filed within 21 days of dismissal. We act quickly to protect your rights.

Step 2

Conciliation

Most Fair Work Commission matters go to conciliation first. We prepare you thoroughly and represent you in all proceedings before the Commission.

Step 3

Litigation

Where conciliation does not resolve the matter, we pursue your claim through the Fair Work Commission, the Federal Court, or other appropriate tribunal.

Ready to Discuss Your Case?

Free consultation, no obligation. Speak directly with Christopher today.