What Can Frontline Employment Defenders Help You With?
Bullying, Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Claims
Fair Work Representation
Financial Resolution for Unlawful Termination
Adverse Treatment and General Protections Claims
Underpayment Claims
Guidance on compliance, policies procedures and performance management processes
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1300 089 353
What You Pay
At Frontline Employment Defenders, we offer cost-effective services and we don’t require payment until we successfully obtain an offer to resolve your dispute.
Our Experience
Our business model focuses on early resolution by exploring innovative negotiation strategies before you may choose us to represent you in the Fair Work Commission.
Our agents have broad experience covering numerous years in managing employee disputes with their employers. This experience ranges from pre-negotiation stages up to and including representing contested cases at the Fair Work Commission.
Our Approach
Frontline Employment Defenders is dedicated to achieving early resolution of employee disputes. Our no-nonsense negotiation approach allows us to expedite a more timely financial resolution.
Although we prefer to take a conciliatory approach initially, we’re not hesitant to stand firm and represent you in the Fair Work Commission
We are not a Law Firm
At Frontline Employment Defenders we are not a law firm nor do we try to hold out as providing legal services.
Whilst we can act on your behalf in the Fair Work Commission we offer a distinctly different service acting as your agents under the Fair Work Act 2009 and not your lawyers.
Termination
Is it alleged the employment relationship ended for reasons that are unfair, unreasonable or harsh?
Bullying & Sexual Harassment
Has there been allegations of repeated unreasonable and unacceptable behavior?
Workplace Disputes and General Protections
Is there allegations of adverse treatment for raising a complaint or concern?
Why are time limits so important when making an application to the Fair Work Commission?
If you decide to take your matter to the Fair Work Commission, you will need to apply within 21 days from the date your dismissal takes effect. The 21-day period starts the day after the dismissal.
The first day to count is the day after you are advised of the dismissal. Oral advice may be sufficient.
The last day to lodge the application is the 21st day. However, after this time, making a successful application becomes very difficult.
Our Contact Details
We look forward to meeting you in person, however if more convenient we also offer video conferencing or alternatively at home consultations.