AACMA Webinar with Governology: Employment and Contractors
In Australia, the distinction between an employee and an independent contractor is crucial and has significant legal implications.
In this session, Dominic Cudmore, Principal Lawyer with Governology www.governology.com.au, will provide an overview view of the difference between an employee and an independent contractor.
Remember that determining whether someone is an employee or an independent contractor depends on several factors including control, financial arrangements and the nature of the working relationship.
It is very important to assess these indicators together to make an accurate classification of your workers.
Topic: AACMA Webinar with Governology: Employment and Contractors
Date: Wednesday 8 May 2024
Time: 7-9pm (AEST)
Presenter: Dominic Cudmore, Principal Lawyer, Governology Pty Ltd
CPD: 2 points (professional issues)
Tickets: AACMA Member $50, AACMA Student Member FREE, Non Member $100 (Registration opens till 7 May 2024)
*AACMA members please log in before registration to enjoy the discounted rates.
*Joining information will be emailed to registrants 7 days prior to the webinar date.
*Price includes access to the event recording. Live attendance is recommended, especially if you wish to claim the points for practitioner interaction.
About the Presenter
Dominic Cudmore, Principal
Dominic Cudmore LLB is an experienced employment law professional for the SME, corporate, NFP/NGO and public sector employers and their staff. He is highly proficient in providing expert legal advisory services on employment contracts, disputes, mediation and risk management training. Dominic holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney, Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law Australia, and Graduate Certificate in Employment Relations from the University of Technology. Dominic has many years’ experience in the education of legal studies through lecturing and/or tutoring in a vast range of subjects at the Thomas More Law School whilst also building relationships with legal professionals/firms, government bodies and NFP organisations and NGOs.
He has also spent eight years as a corporate trainer for community courses and welfare training services that assists staff, volunteers and board members of not-for- profits and social enterprises. In addition, Dominic has extensive experience in consultancy for firms that worked across the charity, not-for-profit and philanthropic sectors by advises client types such as medical and scientific research, non-government schools, churches, community groups, etc.
Dominic is admitted as a solicitor in the High Court of Australia and Supreme Court of New South Wales.
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