Strategic Legal Solutions to Protect Your Business and Workplace Rights
Protect Your Business with Leading Employer Rights Lawyers in Melbourne
Navigating the complexities of employment law can be challenging for businesses. At Pentana Stanton, our experienced employer rights lawyers in Melbourne are dedicated to helping you protect your business interests, maintain compliance, and effectively resolve workplace disputes. From employment contracts and unfair dismissal claims to managing discrimination and compliance concerns, we’re here to provide clear, strategic solutions tailored to your needs.

Why Choose Our Employer Rights Lawyers?
Handling workplace challenges requires sharp legal expertise, proactive strategies, and a steadfast commitment to protecting your business interests. At Pentana Stanton Lawyers, we recognise the unique pressures employers face in navigating employment laws and ensuring compliance. Whether you’re dealing with employee disputes, workplace investigations, or compliance with Fair Work regulations, our dedicated employer rights lawyers in Melbourne deliver the guidance you need to safeguard your business.
Our Melbourne-based employer rights lawyers bring years of experience supporting businesses of all sizes. From small enterprises to large corporations, we provide clear, actionable advice tailored to your unique challenges. Our focus on proactive legal solutions empowers you to make informed decisions, mitigate risks, and foster a compliant workplace environment.
- Strategic Workplace Representation
- Proven Expertise in Employer Law
- Client-Focused Support for Workplace Harmony
Guiding Employers with Strategic Advice, Proactive Solutions, and Strong Legal Representation
Partner with Experts in
Employer Rights Protection

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Evaluate Your Employment Situation
We start with a detailed consultation to understand your business needs and assess any workplace concerns. Whether it’s unfair dismissal claims, compliance issues, or employee disputes, our team ensures you have clarity on your legal position and actionable options to move forward with confidence.

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Develop a Proactive
Legal Strategy
Our experienced employment lawyers meticulously review your case, identify risks, and build customised legal strategies. From mitigating workplace issues to implementing preventative measures, we focus on protecting your business, fostering compliance, and minimising disruptions.

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Safeguard Your Business with Confidence
We are committed to defending your rights as an employer. With extensive knowledge of Australian employment law and Fair Work regulations, we provide strong, strategic representation to resolve disputes, protect your interests, and secure positive outcomes.
Protecting Your Business with Strategic Legal Support & Reliable Representation
Empowering Employers with Proactive Legal Protection
As an employer, navigating workplace legalities requires foresight, precision, and a solid understanding of your rights and obligations. At Pentana Stanton Lawyers, we help Melbourne businesses stay compliant, resolve disputes efficiently, and protect their operations from legal risks.
From defending against unfair dismissal claims to ensuring workplace policies meet Australian employment standards, our experienced legal team empowers you to manage challenges confidently. We tailor clear, strategic solutions to meet your business goals—whether it’s resolving workplace conflicts, drafting compliant contracts, or navigating investigations.

We believe in proactive legal advice that helps you prevent problems before they arise. With our expertise in employment law, we work as your trusted partner to keep your workforce strong, your policies robust, and your business safeguarded.
Clear Answers to Your Employer Rights Questions, From Melbourne’s Trusted Legal Advisors
Your Employment Law Questions, Answered by Melbourne’s Leading Employer Lawyers
Employers in Australia are required to comply with workplace laws, including providing fair wages, ensuring a safe work environment, and adhering to anti-discrimination and equal opportunity regulations. Non-compliance can lead to disputes, penalties, or legal claims.
Our employment lawyers in Melbourne can guide you through understanding and fulfilling these obligations, protecting your business from legal risks.
An employment lawyer provides invaluable support by resolving workplace disputes efficiently, whether it involves unfair dismissal claims, workplace bullying, or breaches of employment contracts.
At Pentana Stanton Lawyers, we assess the details of your case, negotiate on your behalf, and, if necessary, represent you before tribunals or courts. Our goal is to safeguard your business while maintaining a fair workplace.
If an employee files an unfair dismissal claim, it’s essential to act quickly and strategically. You should gather all relevant documentation, such as employment contracts and performance records, to support your case.
Our Melbourne-based employment lawyers will help you build a robust defence, respond to the Fair Work Commission, and work to achieve a fair and cost-effective resolution.
How can I prevent unfair dismissal claims against my business?
To prevent unfair dismissal claims, ensure you have clear workplace policies and lawful termination processes. Employers must provide valid reasons for dismissal, conduct thorough investigations, and give employees an opportunity to respond. Document all actions taken to ensure transparency. An employment lawyer can review your dismissal procedures to ensure compliance with the Fair Work Act.
What steps should I take when facing a workplace discrimination complaint?
If faced with a workplace discrimination complaint, respond promptly and objectively. Conduct an internal investigation, gather evidence, and document the process carefully. Engage an employment lawyer to provide guidance on resolving the matter while complying with anti-discrimination laws. Addressing complaints fairly helps maintain a positive workplace culture and protects your business from further legal issues.
What are the legal requirements for employment contracts in Australia?
Employment contracts must clearly outline job responsibilities, wages, work hours, entitlements, and termination procedures. Contracts must comply with National Employment Standards (NES) and relevant awards or agreements. Employers are also required to include terms that address confidentiality and intellectual property where necessary. An employment lawyer can draft compliant contracts tailored to your business needs.
How do I ensure compliance with Fair Work legislation?
To ensure compliance with Fair Work legislation, employers must adhere to minimum wage requirements, leave entitlements, and workplace safety standards. Regularly review workplace policies, employment contracts, and payroll practices. Seek legal advice from an employment lawyer to stay updated on legislative changes and avoid breaches.
How can I legally terminate an employee’s contract?
Legally terminating an employee’s contract requires valid reasons, such as poor performance, misconduct, or redundancy. Employers must provide notice, follow fair procedures, and comply with employment laws, including consultation for redundancies. Legal advice ensures terminations are handled lawfully, reducing the risk of unfair dismissal claims.
What protections are in place for employers regarding employee misconduct?
Employers have the right to address employee misconduct through clear policies and disciplinary processes. This includes issuing warnings, conducting investigations, and taking proportionate action. Ensure policies are communicated to staff and compliant with workplace laws. An employment lawyer can advise you on managing misconduct effectively and mitigating risks.
When should I seek legal advice for workplace investigations?
You should seek legal advice when an issue arises that may result in legal consequences, such as allegations of misconduct, discrimination, or breaches of workplace safety. An employment lawyer ensures investigations are conducted fairly, legally, and thoroughly, protecting your business and reducing liability risks.
What are the legal requirements for managing workplace redundancies?
When managing redundancies, employers must ensure the decision is genuine and comply with the Fair Work Act. Redundancy occurs when a role is no longer required due to operational changes, such as business restructuring or downsizing. Employers must consult affected employees, provide proper notice, and offer redundancy pay if applicable. Engaging an employment lawyer helps ensure the process is handled lawfully, minimising risks of unfair dismissal claims or disputes.

Jesse LaGreca – Principal Lawyer
From resolving disputes to ensuring compliance with Australian employment laws, we provide strategic legal solutions that safeguard your business and support your success.
Testimonials
What our clients are saying
From the moment I contacted Pentana Stanton Lawyers, I was under significant stress and needed clarity about my case. Their prompt and professional response stood out immediately, especially compared to other firms I had reached out to.
Cheenam Mak is the lawyer you want by your side—he is not only incredibly sympathetic and honest but also an excellent communicator. His professionalism, dedication, and respect for his clients were evident throughout my experience.
Mak took the time to understand my unique situation, going above and beyond to reassure me and manage my expectations. His hard work and commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for my case made all the difference.
I feel incredibly fortunate to have had Cheenam Mak as my lawyer, as everything turned out perfectly. I cannot recommend him and Pentana Stanton Lawyers highly enough.

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Melbourne VIC 3000
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