Webinar replay - Workplace Relations Webinar | Employment Terminations: Managing Risk and Getting It Right


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On Thursday 10 September 2026, Kelly Ralph (Special Counsel) and Emily Aforozis (Lawyer) hosted an online seminar on employment terminations. 

Employment terminations can expose employers to significant legal, reputational and operational risk. This session provided insights and strategies for managing redundancies, performance concerns, misconduct, and illness or injury, while reducing exposure legal risk.

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Please contact Kelly Ralph, Emily Aforozis or a member of Russell Kennedy's Workplace Relations, Employment and Safety team if you require assistance. 

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