Not-for-profit organisations can be made up of a range of workers, from volunteers and interns through to employees and contractors. Understanding the legal differences is vital.
Who is covered by your insurance? Do you need a contract? What systems and processes can you put in place to ensure you’re doing the right thing? We’ll cover all this more plus provide you with practical tips, templates and further resources.
What we’ll cover:
- The legal differences between volunteers, employees and contractors
- Other forms of unpaid work (internships, vocational placements, unpaid work trials)
- How to be clear about who you’re engaging
What you’ll receive:
- 75-minutes of plain-language training from an expert lawyer
- Copy of webinar recording and slide presentation (recording available for 30 days)
- Opportunity to submit questions
- Information on further resources and support
Cost: $30 - $50
If your organisation is unable to cover the webinar fee or if you're having trouble registering please get in touch at nfptraining@justiceconnect.org.au or call 03 8636 4448.
This is an online event - access details for the webinar will be sent by email before the event.
Here's what past participants said about our webinars
“Very practical guidance and lots of access to resources and links etc to help in the future!”
“Webinars make it a lot more convenient and I would definitely recommend others to attend your webinars.”
“Really clear, concise and accessible information. Thank you!”
If you have any questions or you're having trouble registering please contact us at nfptraining@justiceconnect.org.au
Please note you will receive a confirmation from Zoom 1-2 days after you register which will include the link to access the webinar and the password. You will also receive reminder emails with this information one week, one day and one hour prior to the webinar.
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