Chanel Bone

Legal Counsel - Employment & Safety

Chanel is a Legal Counsel specialising in employment and work health and safety law. She is dedicated to assisting clients with their day-to-day enquiries, ensuring they understand their health and safety obligations, and providing expert support in navigating employment disputes.

Chanel is passionate about learning the operations and industries of her diverse clientele, allowing her to offer pragmatic and tailored advice to meet each client’s unique needs.

“Workplace relationships are often complex, so I enjoy assisting clients in navigating the evolving nature of workplace law and managing the variety of issues that may arise.”

Prior to joining Source, Chanel worked at MinterEllison, where she advised clients across a wide range of industries, including retail, local government, hospitality, aviation, education, franchising, and construction.

 

Expertise

Chanel has experience advising on all aspects of employment and work health and safety law, with a focus on:

  • Informing employers of their work health and safety legal obligations
  • Developing HR policies and procedures
  • Providing general employment advice
  • Interpreting legislation, modern awards, and industrial instruments
  • Managing performance and termination procedures
  • Providing workplace training
  • Representing clients in employment disputes

 

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Laws – Griffith University
  • Bachelor of Business (Employment Relations major) – Griffith University
  • Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice – Bond University

 

Get to know Chanel

While others seek solace in their individual pursuits, Chanel finds fulfillment in the art of connection. Chanel’s greatest adventures are found in the company of those she loves and admires. In her spare time, Chanel takes every opportunity to socialise with her friends and family, often over a delicious meal paired with one or two glasses of wine.

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