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Fines and Penalty Notices 1: Challenging the fine (webinar)

Explores the process of seeking a review of your fine by Revenue NSW or the Court.

21 September 2022

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RLC in the media

Call for action on wage theft and exploitation of migrant workers

A coalition of community legal centres is seeking a key commitment from the government to provide effective visa protections for migrant workers.

16 September 2022

News

Youpla-ACBF funeral benefit program now open

Urgent financial assistance to First Nations families affected by the collapse of funeral insurer, Youpla-ACBF is now available following the advocacy of 140 organisations, including RLC.

13 September 2022

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Events

Women @ Work (webinar)

Women @ Work

31 August 2022

News

Call to address workplace exploitation at the Jobs & Skills Summit: open letter

An open letter calling on the government to consider supporting key legal reforms to reduce the exploitation of vulnerable workers.

31 August 2022

News

New research finds Australian courts are the domain of the wealthy

Australian laws are preventing many people from obtaining justice through the court's new research from the Grata Fund says.

22 August 2022

Events

Help! My Client has Problem Debts #1: How to navigate internal dispute resolution (webinar)

Do your clients have problem debts?

29 June 2022

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RLC in the media

Human rights lawyers need to think outside the box

Kieran Pender, a senior lawyer at the Human Rights Law Centre, and RLC employment law volunteer, was named Pro Bono/Community Lawyer of the Year at the 30 Under 30 Awards 2022

22 June 2022

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Fair Work Commission announces 5.2% increase to minimum wage

From 1 July 2022, the national minimum wage will be increased from $20.33 to $21.38 per hour. Casual employees covered by the minimum wage get at least a 25% loading on top of this.

15 June 2022

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Events

Cars as a tool of financial abuse: Car loans, fines, tolls (webinar)

Cars as a tool of financial abuse: Car loans, fines, tolls.

8 June 2022

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Topics

Fines and Penalty Notices 1: Challenging the fine (webinar)

Call for action on wage theft and exploitation of migrant workers

Youpla-ACBF funeral benefit program now open

Women @ Work (webinar)

Call to address workplace exploitation at the Jobs & Skills Summit: open letter

New research finds Australian courts are the domain of the wealthy

Help! My Client has Problem Debts #1: How to navigate internal dispute resolution (webinar)

Human rights lawyers need to think outside the box

Fair Work Commission announces 5.2% increase to minimum wage

Cars as a tool of financial abuse: Car loans, fines, tolls (webinar)

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