If you are being bullied or harassed at work, it can affect your health, confidence, and ability to continue in your role.
Our employment lawyers provide clear, practical advice to help you understand your rights and what you can do next.
Speak with a workplace bullying lawyer today, wherever you are in Australia.
You may need legal advice if:
Getting advice early can help you protect your position.
Workplace bullying can include:
Not all workplace issues are bullying. We help you understand where you stand.
Assess Your Situation
Understand if your experience meets the legal definition of workplace bullying
Explain Your Rights Clearly
Get straightforward advice on your legal options
Guide You Through Complaints
Navigate internal workplace processes with confidence
Assist With Fair Work Applications
Support with lodging and managing your application
Protect You After Raising Concerns
Advice if you are treated unfairly or dismissed
Plan Your Next Steps
Practical strategies tailored to your situation
1. Initial Consultation: Tell us what has happened and what outcome you are seeking.
2. Case Review: We assess your circumstances against workplace laws and identify the options available to you.
3. Clear Advice: We explain your rights in plain language and recommend next steps.
4. Action: We assist with complaints, applications, or negotiations if required.
5. Ongoing Support: We guide you through each stage until your matter is resolved, so you are not dealing with this alone.
Not sure where you stand? Get clear advice on your situation today.
Workplace bullying involves repeated unreasonable behaviour that creates a risk to health and safety.
Yes. You may be able to apply to stop the bullying while remaining in your role.
You may have additional legal options, including unfair dismissal or other claims.
It is common to feel unsure about whether your situation qualifies as workplace bullying or unfair dismissal.
If you are looking for clear advice on your situation or considering your next steps, we can assess your circumstances and explain your options.
As strict time limits may apply, it is best to seek advice as soon as possible.