Driving Fair Performance and Grievance Outcomes While Minimising Psychosocial Hazards

Wednesday, 15 July 2026, 4.00PM - 6.00PM, Brisbane CBD

NEW EVENT

📅 Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026
⏰ Time: 4.00PM - 6.00PM
📍 Venue: Monday Café – 300 Adelaide Street, Brisbane 4000

Join our first upcoming Future HR Leaders forum on Driving Fair Performance and Grievance Outcomes While Minimising Psychosocial Hazards, where we will unpack how to manage complex employee matters with both rigour and care. We will explore the critical processes required, including clear policy application, procedural fairness, timely and well‑documented investigations, and psychologically safe communication practices. The session will also highlight key considerations such as consistency, confidentiality, stakeholder management, and the need to actively assess and mitigate psychosocial risks throughout the process.

Handled poorly, performance and grievance matters can lead to significant legal exposure, reputational damage, disengagement, and increased risk of psychological harm claims. Accountability sits firmly with leaders, HR, and organisations collectively to ensure fair and compliant outcomes. Our expert panel brings a powerful, practical perspective, with a lawyer, investigator, HR professional and workplace consultant sharing insights on getting it right and navigating the real-world challenges that arise.

Jonathan Mamaril

"As an experienced Employment Lawyer and Director with more than 16 years’ experience in workplace relations and industrial relations, Jonathan Mamaril has become a trusted expert for Human Resources, People and Culture, Owners and Executive teams.

Jonathan is a regular speaker for TEC and Vistage, Manufacturing Excellence Forum, and Best Practice Network and has been interviewed by ABC radio, news.com.au, Brisbane Times, HR Leader, HR Daily, HRM Online, and the Sydney Morning Herald."

Hayley Fielding

Hayley is Head of People and Culture and an Executive member of the Tunstall Healthcare ANZ team. She holds qualifications in HR and Employee Relations, is a certified mediator, and is currently completing WHS qualifications. She has spoken at the QLD HR Leadership Summit and featured on the HR Engage podcast.

With over 15 years’ HR experience across healthcare, disability, community services, retail and automotive sectors, Hayley has led all aspects of the employee lifecycle in complex, multi-site environments. She partners with leaders to build capability, strengthen accountability and foster inclusive, high-performing workplace cultures.

Adam Fairhurst

Adam Fairhurst brings over 27 years’ experience leading corruption, criminal and workplace investigations across corporate and government environments in Australia and internationally.

He has held senior roles across law enforcement, government integrity functions and forensic consulting, including with Queensland Police Service, Queensland Health, the Department of Justice and BDO. Adam is considered a subject matter expert in workplace investigations, fraud risk, misconduct, corruption, compliance and governance.

Samantha Sellword

Sam Sellwood is a registered psychologist, facilitator and consultant with experience across government, non-government and high-pressure environments, including the Queensland Police Service and Queensland’s workplace health and safety regulator.

Sam works with organisations to assess psychosocial risk and support practical conversations about workplace mental health, leadership development and organisational wellbeing. She has a particular interest in early- to mid-career leaders, helping them build the confidence, clarity and capability to lead healthier, more effective teams.

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