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• Sector Sessions: NSW Child Safety Reform recap

  • When
    13 May 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

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  Session Topic: NSW Child Safety Reform recap

  The child safety reforms introduced on 24 April 2026 mark a significant shift in how safety is understood, implemented and monitored across early childhood services.

  These changes move beyond policy and into daily practice, with clear expectations now in place for how services demonstrate child safety.

  Join David for a practical recap of:

  • What changed in April 2026
  • What is coming in July 2026
  • What services need to be doing now

  This session will focus on real, day-to-day application, including supervision, documentation, staff understanding and policy alignment.

  Because under these reforms, child safety is no longer something we talk about, it is something we must demonstrate every day.

  Date: Wednesday, 13 April 2026
  Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm
  Location: Live via Zoom

  Cost
  DJMIR Members: Free
  Non-Members: $50 per registration

  Important information:
  The Zoom link for this webinar will be emailed to registered participants on the day of the presentation. Please ensure the email used to register for the webinar is the email you would like the zoom link sent to. 

  Please ensure accounts payable have been finalised prior to the session. Registrations with outstanding payment at the time the links are issued will not receive access to the webinar and the registration will be cancelled.

  This session won't be recorded or distributed post session.

  *Refunds are not available for this webinar. 

  
  

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• Sector Sessions: NSW Child Safety Reform recap

  • When
    14 May 2026
  •  
    6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

  Register

  Session Topic: NSW Child Safety Reform recap

  The child safety reforms introduced on 24 April 2026 mark a significant shift in how safety is understood, implemented and monitored across early childhood services.

  These changes move beyond policy and into daily practice, with clear expectations now in place for how services demonstrate child safety.

  Join David for a practical recap of:

  • What changed in April 2026
  • What is coming in July 2026
  • What services need to be doing now

  This session will focus on real, day-to-day application, including supervision, documentation, staff understanding and policy alignment.

  Because under these reforms, child safety is no longer something we talk about, it is something we must demonstrate every day.

  Date: Thursday, 14 April 2026
  Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
  Location: Live via Zoom

  Cost
  DJMIR Members: Free
  Non-Members: $50 per registration

  Important information:
  The Zoom link for this webinar will be emailed to registered participants on the day of the presentation. Please ensure the email used to register for the webinar is the email you would like the zoom link sent to. 

  Please ensure accounts payable have been finalised prior to the session. Registrations with outstanding payment at the time the links are issued will not receive access to the webinar and the registration will be cancelled.

  This session won't be recorded or distributed post session.

  *Refunds are not available for this webinar. 

  
  

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• Managing Underperformance in Early Childhood Services (Webinar)

  • When
    27 May 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

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  Managing Underperformance in Early Childhood Services

  Managing underperformance in early childhood services requires a careful balance between maintaining high standards of care and meeting your obligations as an employer.

  With increasing scrutiny around workplace decisions, it is critical that services manage performance concerns in a way that is fair, consistent and legally sound.

  Join David as he walks through:

  • Employer rights and obligations under the Fair Work Act 2009
  • How to manage underperformance without triggering unfair dismissal or general protections risks
  • Practical approaches to performance discussions and improvement processes

  This session will focus on real, day-to-day application, including:

  • Setting clear expectations aligned with regulatory requirements
  • Conducting lawful and supportive performance conversations
  • Ensuring procedural fairness and appropriate documentation

  Because managing underperformance is not just about addressing issues, it is about doing so in a way that protects your service, supports your team, and stands up if challenged.

  Session options:

  • Wednesday, 27 May | 12:00pm – 1:30pm (Canberra/Sydney/NSW time)
  • Thursday, 28 May | 6:00pm – 7:30pm (Canberra/Sydney/NSW time)

  Pricing:

  • Members: $80

  • Non-members: $180

  Important Information

  • The Zoom link for this webinar will be emailed to registered participants on the day of the session. Please ensure the email used to register is the correct email for access.
  • Please ensure all accounts are finalised prior to the session. Registrations with outstanding payment at the time links are issued will not receive access and will be cancelled.

  • This session will only be recorded for DJMIR internal quality and assurance purposes and won't distributed following the webinar. 

  *Refunds are not available for this webinar.
  

  
  

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• Managing Underperformance in Early Childhood Services (Webinar)

  • When
    28 May 2026
  •  
    6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
  • Location
    Zoom

  Register

  Managing Underperformance in Early Childhood Services

  Managing underperformance in early childhood services requires a careful balance between maintaining high standards of care and meeting your obligations as an employer.

  With increasing scrutiny around workplace decisions, it is critical that services manage performance concerns in a way that is fair, consistent and legally sound.

  Join David as he walks through:

  • Employer rights and obligations under the Fair Work Act 2009
  • How to manage underperformance without triggering unfair dismissal or general protections risks
  • Practical approaches to performance discussions and improvement processes

  This session will focus on real, day-to-day application, including:

  • Setting clear expectations aligned with regulatory requirements
  • Conducting lawful and supportive performance conversations
  • Ensuring procedural fairness and appropriate documentation

  Because managing underperformance is not just about addressing issues, it is about doing so in a way that protects your service, supports your team, and stands up if challenged.

  Session options:

  • Wednesday, 27 May | 12:00pm – 1:30pm (Canberra/Sydney/NSW time)
  • Thursday, 28 May | 6:00pm – 7:30pm (Canberra/Sydney/NSW time)

  Pricing:

  • Members: $80

  • Non-members: $180

  Important Information

  • The Zoom link for this webinar will be emailed to registered participants on the day of the session. Please ensure the email used to register is the correct email for access.
  • Please ensure all accounts are finalised prior to the session. Registrations with outstanding payment at the time links are issued will not receive access and will be cancelled.

  • This session will only be recorded for DJMIR internal quality and assurance purposes and won't distributed following the webinar. 

  *Refunds are not available for this webinar.
  

  
  

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