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Areas of Australian employment law that we can help you with
Our smart AI legal assistant can help with a wide range of employment and workplace issues, providing information tailored to your specific situation.
Why use employment law AI for workplace legal matters?
Workplace issues can feel overwhelming and stressful. LawConnect's free AI guide offers a first step that helps you understand your situation before deciding if you need a lawyer.
How our employment law AI works
Getting started is straightforward. You’re always in control of the information you share and the help you receive. If you need more personalised employment law help, connecting with a trusted legal professional is fast and easy.



Describe your situation
Start by outlining your legal issue in your own words. No need to worry about using the right legal terminology or structuring your question perfectly. LawConnect is designed to understand workplace concerns as you naturally express them.



Get tailored AI information
Our AI helper analyses your situation and provides specific information based on Australian employment law principles. You can ask follow-up questions, explore different aspects of your issue, or request clarification if anything isn't clear. All information is presented in plain English so you can actually understand your options.



Connect with an experienced employment lawyer when needed
Some situations require personalised legal advice from a qualified lawyer. If that's the case for you, we can connect you with an experienced employment lawyer who specialises in your type of issue. You're always in control of this decision, with no pressure or obligation.






AI assistant family law FAQs
- Community legal centres offer free initial consultations
- Legal Aid provides services for eligible individuals
- Some law firms offer pro bono services or free first consultations
- Fair Work Commission provides information but not personalised advice
- Setting reasonable work requirements and performance standards
- Taking disciplinary action when policies are breached
- Terminating employment with proper process and valid reasons
- Protecting business interests through reasonable restraints
- Directing how, when and where work is performed
- Document incidents with dates, times, and details
- Check your workplace policies for internal complaint procedures
- Consider discussing the issue with your manager or HR department
- Seek information about your legal rights and options
- Determine if the issue falls under Fair Work Commission jurisdiction
- Consider whether you need legal advice for your specific situation
- LawConnect's AI assistant provides immediate, free legal information
- Fair Work Ombudsman offers information about minimum entitlements
- Community legal centres provide free basic legal assistance
- Unions offer support and advice to members
- Employment lawyers provide personalised legal advice
