Have You Been Unfairly Dismissed?

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In law, unfair dismissal is a specific term with specific rules.

An unfair dismissal takes place when the employer:

1. Has no valid reason to terminate your employment,
2. Fails to follow a fair and reasonable process before dismissing you, and/or
3. Has not given you a written notice of termination.

You are eligible to lodge a claim with Fair Work Australia if at the time of dismissal you:

1. Completed a minimum employment period of at least 6 months (or one year in the case of an organisation with less than 15 employees)
2. Were earning less than $113,400 per annum.

If you believe that your employer has not followed the rules, you are entitled to take a formal course by seeing an employment lawyer.

What we can do for you

Speed is of the essence in lodging an unfair dismissal claim. You have only 14 days from the day you were told you were sacked or you finished work, whichever is later. At John F. Morrissey & Company, we act with greatest urgency in getting your claim to Fair Work Australia.

Most matters are resolved at conciliation, and we have ...
... the expertise to represent you at a conciliation hearing whether by phone or in court.

What are the possible outcomes?

Fair Work Australia may order compensation up to the amount the employee would have earned in a period of six months or reinstate the employee. Fore more details please visit: http://www.johnfmorrissey.com.au/employees_underpayment_wages.html

John F. Morrissey & Company will assist you with the best legal advice when your circumstances change at work including underpayment of wages and unfair dismissals in NSW, Australia
http://www.johnfmorrissey.com.au