LIVE EVENT
20 October @ 3:00 - 5:00p.m followed by light refreshments & networking |
The way we work has significantly changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, and most organisations are still confronting the challenges and opportunities of working from home vs working in the office.
Luke Gattuso and Sapphire Parsons, from Macpherson Kelley’s Employment, Safety & Migration team, will share their thoughts and provide
the latest insights on the relevant legal issues in this area as well as important practical considerations.
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About Macpherson Kelley
Headquartered in Dandenong, with locations in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, Macpherson Kelley have over 300 people working in more than 20 areas of law. The firm has been a member of the Committee for Mornington Peninsula since its inception in 2018.
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Luke Gattuso
Principal Lawyer, Employment, Safety and Migration
Sapphire Parsons
Senior Associate, Employment, Safety and Migration
Luke Guttuso heads up the
Employment, Safety and Migration practice of Macpherson Kelley.
For nearly 20 years he has been resolving issues that have an impact on a company’s culture and profitability, and that are often highly emotional for the people involved. Luke’s clients vary from large corporate ASX listed companies and multinationals through to smaller local businesses and executives
Sapphire Parsons' workplace relations experience spans nearly a decade, having worked within the commercial space and at national levels of the Australian union movement. Her practice covers industrial relations, employment, discrimination, and safety.
Using her in-depth experience in industrial relations, Sapphire is trusted by her clients to provide personalised advice for their employment needs. She has assisted clients ranging from large ASX and multinationals through to SMEs and executives, in industries as diverse as labour hire, construction, manufacturing, education, food, technology, retail, healthcare, aged care and the not-for-profit sector.