The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) will be the setting for AREEA’s second annual Tasmanian conference, to be held in Hobart on 6 September 2013.
AREEA’s own workplace relations experts will address top issues for Tasmania’s resource industry, such as:
- what the post-election IR landscape will look like;
- how to manage your onsite drug and alcohol testing; an
- an interactive session on union right of entry.
Additionally, delegates will hear from policy makers including Bryan Green, Tasmania’s deputy premier and minister for energy and resources on issues around mining parts of the Tarkine, and Robin Banks, the head of Tasmania’s anti-discrimination tribunal about the impact of the new federal bullying laws on the state jurisdictions.
Other key sessions include topical issues around employee health and wellbeing and onsite work health and safety.
For the full conference program, click here.
The venue
A guided tour of MONA is included as part of the conference package. MONA is an art museum located within the Moorilla winery on the Berriedale peninsula in Hobart. Described as a “subversive adult Disneyland”, MONA presents antiquities, modern and contemporary art from David Walsh’s collection.
Lonely Planet recently ranked Hobart as number 7 of the top 10 cities to visit in 2013, citing MONA as a major tourist attraction in a small city. Other attractions in Hobart include the Salamanca Markets and Port Arthur.
Quick survey on union entry
As part of the AREEA Tasmania Conference 2013, there will be an interactive session on union right of entry. Please complete our quick three-minute survey here to let us know the key issues you would like to see explored in this session.
For more information about the AREEA Tasmania Conference 2013, click here.
