UNSW Handbook Occupation

Industrial Relations Officer

Description

Industrial relations officers work with various parties within an organisation to establish, restore and/or maintain effective employer/employee relationships and employment conditions. They may be called upon to represent employee, employer and/or union interests when industrial disputes or negotiations arise.

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