The Industrial Bar Association is constituted by members of the Victorian Bar practising in the industrial and employment law jurisdictions. It has over 100 members. The association coordinates and develops a Continuing Professional Development program on topics of significance to its members. The association also provides a forum for the exchange and dissemination of information relevant to its members.
Purposes and objectives
The purposes and objectives of the Industrial Bar Association include:
- To encourage participation by members of the association in continuing legal education programs, conferences and other outlets whereby the legal profession, other interested professional groups and the public may increase their knowledge and understanding of industrial and employment law.
- To bring to the attention of members of the association, through the medium of regular meetings, matters of concern or interest relating to industrial and employment law.
- To liaise with the Bar Council of the Victorian Bar in relation to matters relating to employment or industrial law and to ensure that, as far as practicable, consultation between the Bar Council and the association takes place before the Bar Council formulates policies or makes decisions on industrial or employment law matters.
Application form
Membership of the Industrial Law Bar Association is open only to current members of the Victorian Bar practising in industrial law.
