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Employment Lawyer based in Queensland

As a growing firm, our Practice Director has extensive experience as an employment lawyer in assisting employers across Australia with a focus on Queensland. Our firm specialises in the Queensland building industry (construction, demolition, piling, air conditioning, plumbing, fire, concrete pumping, and HVAC industries) in Queensland. We also regularly act for Queensland employers in the finance, education, government, property, medical, oil & gas, and hospitality industries in employment law issues. This depth of experience makes us well placed employment lawyers in Queensland to assist you on employment law for employers.

Workforce Advisory employment lawyers supports Queensland clients with their employment law issues including enterprise agreements, disputes, Fair Work Commission matters, and contracts.

Based in Queensland we work with a number of local and national clients as a specialist law firm representing Queensland employers and employer associations in all areas that require an employment lawyer.

We pride ourselves on adopting a practical approach to legal issues aimed at reducing complexity and focusing on relationships. We look forward to working with you and your business in Queensland, whenever you require an employment lawyer. 

Support

As a long time supporter of Queensland Employers to foster a working relationship with you. We offer Employers an initial free consultation with our employment lawyer.

Trust

Know that you’re in safe hands as our employment lawyers help you with your Queensland employment law issues. We pride ourselves on adopting a practical approach to legal issues aimed at reducing complexity and focusing on relationships.

Industry Knowledge

With over 20 years in supporting Queensland Employers, Dean Cameron, our Practice Director, has extensive experience as an employment lawyer in Australian workplace laws, particularly those relevant to the Queensland building and construction industry.

1300 925 529 or 0417622178

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CITY: Level 4, 260 Queen Street, Brisbane Queensland

 

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