Employment Compliance

Employment Compliance

Are you confident your organisation is compliant?

Australia has one of the most complex employment landscapes in the world, and ensuring compliance requires expertise and effective policies and processes. 



Our Workplace Relations experts can provide peace of mind by conducting an audit to identify non-conformances and weaknesses. They are also available for ongoing support to ensure proactive management of your compliance.

What we do

  • Pay Rate and Award (Wage Theft) Audits
  • Employment Contracts
  • Position Descriptions
  • Performance Management and Disciplinary Matters
  • Casual Employment Conversion
  • Fixed-term Contracts
  • Workplace Behaviour Training


Our experts will undertake a free initial assessment of your workplace risk.

Learn more

Access a range of workplace relations resources designed to assist and inform HR, Procurement and Managers.

Mitigating Employment Risk

Stay compliant and minimise your employment risk with the help of our experienced Workplace Relations team.


Whether you need ongoing compliance support and maintenance or a comprehensive review of your current organisational status, we have flexible models available to support you.


Contact the Acclaimed team today to talk about your compliance needs.

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Latest News

a woman in a job interview looking unhappy
March 24, 2025
Our updated Employer Interview Guide features a section called "You Can't Ask That," which helps hiring managers understand the recent changes to the Fair Work Act concerning protected attributes.
man and woman signifying gender pay gap
March 19, 2025
Australia's gender pay gap is slowly shrinking, with 56% of employers reducing the gap. However, significant progress is still needed, especially in male-dominated industries.
Business leaders discussing the issue of wage theft.
November 15, 2024
In today's complex regulatory environment, compliance with wage and entitlement laws is crucial. Nick Wakeling delves into employers' legal obligations under the Fair Work Act.
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