Check-in QLD – Register your details on the app

By | Discrimination Law, Employment Law, Human Rights Law

Here at Susan Moriarty & Associates, we are always evolving and adapting for our clients and guests of the office.

We have now introduced the Check-in QLD QR Code so that any person attending the office can sign in conveniently. The QR Code is displayed at the front of the office on our receptionist’s desk. For those attending the office that do not have the app, we still have our COVID-19 sign-in book available to fill out. The book sits atop the reception desk, for your convenience.

We ask that if you do attend the office, please ensure you are correctly socially distancing by maintaining 1.5metres between yourself and the staff and that you wear your mask during any meetings or consultations with the solicitors.

Thank you for your understanding.

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Susan Moriarty & Associates’ COVID-19 Policy for appointments

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Law firms are classified under the Queensland Government legislation as an essential service. So here at SMA, our solicitors are still working through the COVID-19 outbreak and any subsequent lockdowns. Our office is open during regular business hours and appointments are able to be scheduled by Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or via telephone.

To book now, call us on 07 3352 6782 or email us at admin@susanmoriarty.com.au

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Susan Moriarty’s Interview with the ABC on Australian Club’s decision to discriminate against women.

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One of Australia’s top businessmen has quit Sydney’s exclusive men’s only club, after it voted to keep women out. The institution, located in the heart of Sydney CBD, voted down a resolution which would have altered the club’s rule prohibiting women from joining.

As a human rights lawyer, Susan Moriarty was interviewed by the ABC to weigh in on the controversial debate regarding one of the state of New South Wales’s iconic institutions.

Linked below is the interview between the ABC and our Principal, Susan Moriarty. 

Listen here to ABC News Radio! Posted Tuesday 16 June 2021.

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COVID-19: Business cost-cutting and Employee rights

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With Australia’s economy plunging into its first recession in almost 30 years, it’s no surprise many employers are looking for ways to cut costs.

But what happens when this cost-cutting clashes with your workplace rights?

Linked below is a helpful article by the ABC News which answers this very question.  

Can your boss cut your pay or conditions without asking you? How does coronavirus affect workplace rights? by Business Reporter Michael Janda posted Tuesday 1 September 2020.

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