I work in a office support role for a top tier law firm in Sydney, one of my roles is to book couriers. The employment contract I have signed is with this Law company.
My problem is & anyone else in the law company who books couriers is - the managing partner for our Sydney office uses our Law firm's company account to operate his second business out of (A Winery). Charges for that Winery business goes onto the Law companies accounts books, often the costs are written off or "swept under the carpet" by the Regional director of operations.
We book couriers to get his wine from the farm & to move around the state to get bottled & labelled than onto retail shelves.
It causes conflict issues when we need to set aside Law firm work & then often spend hours to prioritize to do his business' side work, which due to his brief & disorganized nature of running his side business is often chaotic & disruptive.
What entitlements do I have as a worker of the law company do I have?
I'm forced in my position at a law firm to do unpaid work for a Winery, & I'm thinking of just quitting and changing employers.
My problem is & anyone else in the law company who books couriers is - the managing partner for our Sydney office uses our Law firm's company account to operate his second business out of (A Winery). Charges for that Winery business goes onto the Law companies accounts books, often the costs are written off or "swept under the carpet" by the Regional director of operations.
We book couriers to get his wine from the farm & to move around the state to get bottled & labelled than onto retail shelves.
It causes conflict issues when we need to set aside Law firm work & then often spend hours to prioritize to do his business' side work, which due to his brief & disorganized nature of running his side business is often chaotic & disruptive.
What entitlements do I have as a worker of the law company do I have?
I'm forced in my position at a law firm to do unpaid work for a Winery, & I'm thinking of just quitting and changing employers.