AHRI Workplace Essentials Hub
Law Squared’s Workplace Essentials Hub provides policy templates, checklists and guides to help HR leaders build safer, more compliant workplaces.
Zombie Agreement Need-to-Know Guide
Are Zombie Agreements haunting your workplace? Check out our Zombie Agreement Check List and Need-to-Know Guide to ensure you’re not at risk of penalties.
Whistleblowing Training
Employment + Workplace Relations Lawyer, Andrew Brooks, shares crucial information that employers about whistleblowing in the workplace.
Tackling Psychosocial Hazards in 2024
Join us for a webinar with experts from Law Squared, Howden, and Culture Amp as they explore the impact of psychosocial hazards like bullying and unreasonable job demands. Learn practical steps to create safer, healthier workplaces, with insights on recent case law and best practices for tackling these critical issues.
Sexual Harassment Policy + Prevention Plan
At Law Squared we challenge all employers to proactively deal with sexual harassment and to do everything possible to prevent it from entering the workplace. To assist with this, we have created a Sexual Harassment Policy and Prevention Plan.
The Right to Disconnect Webinar
Australian workplace laws now protect employees' personal time with the introduction of the Right to Disconnect in the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). Explore this and other upcoming changes in a 1-hour webcast featuring experts from Law Squared and Oxfam.
Right to Disconnect Policy
This template is designed to help employers set expectations, empower managers to effectively lead their teams, and ensure appropriate safeguards are in place to respect and support your employees' personal time.
The Right to Disconnect Takeaways
Employment + Workplace Relations Lawyer, Amogh Kadhe, shares his top takeaways for Legal and People + Culture teams from ‘The Right to Disconnect: From Legislation to Practice’ webcast featuring Andrew Brooks and Grace Oakley.
Return, Respect and Remuneration: Employment Trends to Watch For in 2025
As workplace regulations tighten, our expert panel explores strategies for fostering inclusive cultures, managing compliance, and mitigating risks, while addressing the challenges of return-to-office policies and new wage theft legislation introducing criminal penalties for underpayment.
Navigating Psychosocial Hazards Guide
Australian employers are now required under Work Health and Safety or workers’ compensation laws to put in place systematic approaches for addressing psychosocial risk. Use our guide to navigate the changes.
How to Design a Safe Workplace in 2025: Respect@Work & More
In 2025, creating a safe and respectful workplace goes beyond merely meeting legal obligations—it’s about intentionally designing environments that prioritise well-being, inclusivity, and mental health. This webcast brings together legal, people + culture and psychological safety experts to explore how Respect@Work principles can be woven into workplace design to foster a culture of safety and respect.
Family & Domestic Violence Policy Template
As of 1 February 2023, millions of Australians now have a right to ten days of paid family and domestic violence leave under changes to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth). Use this policy template to manage your business’ compliance, and to support survivors of family and domestic violence.
Crisis Management in 2026: Setting Up Your NFP to Best Respond
When modern crises hit a not-for-profit (NFP), it’s rarely just operational. It’s human, public, and trust-critical. This practical 60-minute webcast for not-for-profit leaders, General Counsel and People + Culture leaders who want clearer governance, stronger people safeguards and calmer communications under pressure.
Artificial Intelligence Policy Template
Use our AI in the Workplace Policy as a template to set expectations and help employees confidently explore and deploy AI-tools, whilst ensuring appropriate safeguards are in place to protect intellectual property and confidential information.
Advocacy vs Lobbying: Understanding Legal Boundaries in an Election Year
As Not-for-Profits (NFP) and charities gear up to engage in public debate with the federal election fast approaching, join us for an important and timely webinar featuring leading experts in advocacy, communications, and legal governance to equip your organisation with strategies to navigate the election year with confidence.
WFH in Victoria: What’s Proposed to Change from 1 September 2026
From 1 September 2026, a new right to work from home is set to be introduced in Victoria, with the State Government planning to enshrine the right in the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic) (EO Act). Pitched as a world-first reform, the laws are designed to protect flexibility for employees while providing a clear pathway for businesses and dispute resolution.
Is it too risky to run an internal workplace investigation in 2026?
With employment litigation at record levels and increased scrutiny around psychological safety, many organisations are asking the same question:
“Is it even worth running investigations internally anymore?”
We often hear:
“If this is going to end up in the Fair Work Commission anyway, maybe we should just bring someone in from the start.”
Whistleblowing in Aged Care: What’s Changing from 1 November 2025
From 1 November 2025, a new whistleblower framework in the Australian aged care sector is being introduced under the Aged Care Act 2024 (Cth) (Aged Care Act). Designed with a rights-based, transparency-focused approach following the Royal Commission’s recommendations, it aims to strengthen safety and accountability in aged care.
Designing Safe & Respectful Workplaces in 2025: The Shift from Response to Prevention
In this blog, we share highlights from the recent How to Design a Safe Workplace in 2025: Respect@Work & More webcast featuring Dr Laura Kirby – Executive Director and Chief Psychologist, Australian Psychological Services, Andrew Brooks – Head of Employment and Workplace Relations, Law Squared, and hosted by Cassandra Hatton – Chief People and Capability Officer, Law Squared.
Sexual Harassment Prevention Plan Now Mandatory for Employers in Queensland
If you engage any employees in Queensland, recent changes came into effect on 1 March 2025 that directly apply to your business. Here, we briefly summarise the changes that employers in Brisbane will now need to meet.