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Recorded Webinar: Crossing the Line from Decision to Discrimination in Schools

A raft of laws at state and federal levels govern what constitutes discriminatory conduct, and at every turn schools need to be mindful of their obligations. This session will provide a guide to the complex regime of discrimination laws and how schools can successfully manage thei
PRESENTED BY Skye Rose Practice Leader - Moores , Melbourne

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About the Webinar

A raft of laws at state and federal levels govern what constitutes discriminatory conduct, and at every turn schools need to be mindful of their obligations. This session will provide a guide to the complex regime of discrimination laws and how schools can successfully manage their policies and decision-making in an increasingly regulated environment, as well as some recent case examples, including:

  • An overview of the framework of anti-discrimination laws and their particular application to schools
  • When will conduct be discriminatory?
  • Developing policies and procedures to manage decision-making and complaints of discrimination
  • Gender-identity issues and discrimination: Tafao v State of Queensland [2018] QCAT 409
  • Accommodating religious practice: Wendy Taniela (on behalf of Cyrus Taniela) v Australian Christian College Moreton Ltd [2020] QCAT 249; Arora v Melton Christian College (Human Rights) [2017] VCAT 1507
  • Recent legislative developments and proposed reforms
  • Resources for training and compliance

Presented By

Skye Rose
Practice Leader, Moores Melbourne, Victoria

Skye Rose is a Practice Leader in the Corporate Advisory Team and heads the Workplace Relations, Discrimination, Safeguarding and Child Safety Teams at Moores.

Skye is an expert lawyer in the fields of workplace relations, discrimination and child safety. A skilled negotiator, litigator and commercial advisor, Skye has led some of the most significant discrimination cases in Victoria.

Skye's successes as a lawyer and thought leader have been recognised by her peers and professional associations. In 2023, Skye was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her contribution to the law. In 2019 and 2020, Skye was awarded the Lexology Legal Influencer Award for leading author in Employment – Australasia. In 2015, Skye was awarded the Law Institute of Victoria’s Government Lawyer of the Year.

Skye's commitment to equality and preventing harm has led to several appointments. In 2016, Skye was appointed the Independent Advisory Board for Victoria Police to advise on its strategy to address sex discrimination, sexual harassment and predatory behaviour in Victoria Police. In 2019, Skye was appointed as the External Advisor to the Residential Colleges of the University of Melbourne, and lads their strategy on preventing and responding to sexual harm.

Skye is also one of the leading practitioners in safeguarding and discrimination in Australia. Since joining Moores, Skye has delivered training on discrimination, respect at work and preventing and responding to child abuse to over 30,000 people across Australia.

Skye has appeared before State and Federal Parliamentary Inquiries in relation to workplace relations, discrimination, access to justice and human rights.

Skye is in demand as a speaker and presents regularly on employment, discrimination, equality and child safety at conferences, workplaces and industry forums.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is suitable for Senior executives from private and independent schools, around Australia, along with their advisors. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.

CPD Information

This webinar has been designed to run for 1 hour, however, webinar lengths can vary depending on the level of questions and discussion.

Enquiries/Assistance

If you need assistance or have an enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact our Webinar Coordinator, Lisa Tran on (03) 8601 7709 or email: [email protected]

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