Workplace Relations for Frontline Managers

Tuesday, 23 February 2021 11:00 AM - Monday, 22 March 2021 4:00 PM AEDT

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This ticket gives you access to all three sessions: February 23, Session 1: Overview of Australia's industrial relations system & Policies and procedures March 9, Session 2: Managing behaviour and performance & Termination of Employment March 22, Session 3: Enterprise bargaining

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Session 1: Overview of Australia's industrial registration system & Policies and procedures Partial Approval - Free

Tuesday, 23 February 2021 - 11am-4pm AEDT Module 1: Overview of Australia’s industrial relations system Safety net of minimum terms and conditions (modern awards and NES); enhancements on the safety net (enterprise bargaining and employment contracts); Fair Work Commission; Fair Work Ombudsman; role of unions and other employee representatives; work health and safety; distinct features of the maritime industry. Module 2 Policies and procedures Drafting effective policies; implementation of policies and procedures; misconduct; discrimination; bullying; work health and safety; diversity; consultation.

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Session 2: Managing behaviour and performance & Termination of employment Partial Approval - Free

Tuesday, March 9, 2021 - 11am-4pm AEDT Module 3: Managing behaviour and performance Dealing with complaints and grievances; conducting investigations; disciplinary processes and outcomes; performance improvement; skills and techniques for dealing with interpersonal issues and having difficult conversations; role of unions/employee representatives in disciplinary processes; individual vs collective issues. Module 4: Termination of employment Unfair dismissal, adverse action and general protections; redundancy and redeployment; proceedings in industrial relations tribunals and courts.

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Session 3: Enterprise bargaining Partial Approval - Free

Monday, March 22 - 11am-4pm AEDT via Zoom Module 5: Enterprise bargaining Compliance; strategy; employee representation rights; industrial action; tips and tricks; strategic negotiation; approaches to bargaining

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Tuesday, 23 February 2021 11:00 AM - Monday, 22 March 2021 4:00 PM AEDT

Training in Workplace Relations for Frontline Managers

Understanding employment law, human resources and the industrial relations framework in the context of the Australian maritime industry

Who should attend? This course is designed for people managers (HR practitioners, supervisors, senior crew) and those who have regular dealings with employees’ workplace conditions (operations managers, HSEQ, payroll).

Participants will learn about implementing effective and compliant policies and procedures, gain confidence in managing performance and behavioural issues in the workplace to achieve better outcomes and understand the mechanics and strategic elements of enterprise bargaining.

How is the course being run? The course will be delivered via Zoom in 5 modules over three days: 

Date Module Content
Tuesday, 23 February 2021 1 Overview of Australia’s industrial relations system Safety net of minimum terms and conditions (modern awards and NES); enhancements on the safety net (enterprise bargaining and employment contracts); Fair Work Commission; Fair Work Ombudsman; role of unions and other employee representatives; work health and safety; distinct features of the maritime industry.
2 Policies and procedures Drafting effective policies; implementation of policies and procedures; misconduct; discrimination; bullying; work health and safety; diversity; consultation.
Tuesday, 9 March 2021 3 Managing behaviour and performance Dealing with complaints and grievances; conducting investigations; disciplinary processes and outcomes; performance improvement; skills and techniques for dealing with interpersonal issues and having difficult conversations; role of unions/employee representatives in disciplinary processes; individual vs collective issues.
4 Termination of employment Unfair dismissal, adverse action and general protections; redundancy and redeployment; proceedings in industrial relations tribunals and courts.
Monday, 22 March 2021 5 Enterprise bargaining Compliance; strategy; employee representation rights; industrial action; tips and tricks; strategic negotiation; approaches to bargaining 

Cancellation policy

Bookings made for MIAL courses may only be cancelled in accordance with the cancellation policy.

  1. If a person has booked a place on a MIAL course and for any reason is no longer able to attend, the individual may substitute that place to another person by advising MIAL of that substitution in writing at least 7 calendar days prior to the commencement of the course.
  2. In the event a course participant is not able to attend the scheduled course, they must notify MIAL that they wish to cancel their attendance no less than 7 calendar days prior to the commencement of the course, in which case they will be entitled to a refund.
  3. In the event a cancellation request is received less than 7 calendar days prior to the course commencement, the place is not refundable but may, at MIAL’s absolute discretion, be used as a credit toward a future course.
  4. No show: failure to attend a course which has been booked without notification results in all course costs being forfeited.

All changes to attendees, course dates, refunds etc will incur a $20 Administration fee. If changes need to be made to your booking, please phone 03 9647 6000 or email admin@mial.com.au.All prices include GST and are quoted in $AUD.

Maritime Industry Australia Ltd

http://www.mial.com.au

Maritime Industry Australia Ltd (MIAL) is an industry and employer association that reflects our members’ requirements domestically and internationally. We represent the collective interests of maritime businesses, primarily those operating maritime assets or facilities from Australia. MIAL is uniquely positioned to provide dedicated maritime expertise and advice, and is driven to promote a sustainable, vibrant and competitive Australian maritime industry and to expand the Australian maritime cluster.

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