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Working Knowledge: the Employment Law Podcast

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by Brian Powles

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34 episodes
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Leading Australian employment lawyer Brian Powles, partner at Walter Baden, and his guests present a running series covering employment law in Australia. The contents of this podcast are the personal opinions and observations of the host and guests only, and are not made on behalf of any organisation. They are a general summary of the issues covered, and is not intended to be legal or professional advice for specific employment situations. We recommend specialist legal advice be sought about specific legal issues.

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Surveillance at Work

January 20, 2026

Surveillance at Work

<p>The team catch up again with Jacqueline Monk, to discuss surveillance, both inside and outside of the workplace setting, touching on the complex framework governing the many overlapping legal issue in this space. </p><p>They also do the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, the recurring current-affairs segment of cases through the Fair Work Commission. </p>

Episode thumbnail for FWO v Woolworths Group Limited

October 17, 2025

FWO v Woolworths Group Limited

<p>The team talk through this landmark Federal Court case, providing a very &#39;high level&#39; laymans terms view of the case, and what it means for employers going forward. </p><p>They also go through our regular current affairs segment, the &#39;Good, the Bad and the Ugly&#39; in employment law over the past week. </p>

Episode thumbnail for Modern Slavery Update

September 19, 2025

Modern Slavery Update

<p>This week we are joined by special guest Jacqueline Monk, Special counsel from Walter Baden, who discusses the recent consultation process around the Modern Slavery reporting requirements. We discuss the efficacy of the provisions to date, as well as the way forward. </p><p>Brian is then joined by regular contributors Georgia and Brittany for the &quot;Good, the Bad, and the Ugly&quot;. </p>

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What is Working Knowledge: the Employment Law Podcast?

Leading Australian employment lawyer Brian Powles, partner at Walter Baden, and his guests present a running series covering employment law in Australia.

The contents of this podcast are the personal opinions and observations of the host and guests only, and are not made on behalf of any organisation. They are a general summary of the issues covered, and is not intended to be legal or professional advice for specific employment situations. We recommend specialist legal advice be sought about specific legal issues.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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