Thank You

Thank you for registering for the IR Law Forum Series. Your link to join your session will be sent to you prior to your session. Please make a note of the time and date of the session/s that you registered for.

IR Forum Series

Session 1: Respect @ work: Tuesday 7 February 1-2pm
Session 2: Gender Equity: Wednesday 8 February 1-2pm
Session 3: Bargaining 1 “Understanding the 4 streams of bargaining”: Thursday 9 February 1-3pm
Session 4: Bargaining 2 “Taking Action”: Friday 10 February 1-2pm
Session 5: Bargaining 3 “Approval of agreements and Better Off Overall”: Monday 13 February 1-2pm
Session 6: Leaders Strategy Workshop pre-attendance Intensive: Tuesday 14 February 10am – 4pm
Session 7: Construction Industry Forum: Wednesday 8 February 10 -11am
Session 8: Compliance Changes: Wednesday 8 February 3-4pm

Additional written resources and briefing notes will be made available to participants ahead of the sessions. You will receive an email with details on how to join your session and access these resources before your scheduled session/s.

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