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Melbourne Law School
Australia
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Mental Health
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Ceasefire
Strangulation
Legal Profession
Deep Fake Pornography
Suicide Prevention
U.S. Constitution
Russia
Recording Consultations
Ukraine
Syria
International Humanitarian Law
Privacy Law
International Court Of Justice
International Labour Organisation
Victorian Crimes Act
Online Pornography

Justice: The law behind the news, a weekly podcast brought to you by Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine.

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Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.

More than a third of 2800 young Australian workers surveyedreported having been ripped off by employers, according to a new study by Professor... more

Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you the last episode of season one of Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.

Half of lawyers surveyed say they endure a poor workplace culture, and their discontent fuels expensive attr... more

Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.

Around two-thirds of Australian organisations use artificialintelligence computer programs to recruit new staff. But Dr Natalie Sheard,a resea... more

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Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.

More than half of young people are using c... more

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Professor Jon Howe
An expert in employment and labour relations law at Melbourne Law School
Melbourne Law School
Episode: One third of all young workers report being ripped off at work
Professor Julian Webb
Co-author of a new study on workplace culture in the legal industry
Melbourne Law School
Episode: Lawyers aren't happy: a new look at lawyer wellbeing, workplace experiences, and professional ethics
Dr. Natalie Sheard
Postdoctoral research fellow at Melbourne Law School, specializing in AI discrimination and recruitment.
Melbourne Law School
Episode: If an employer uses AI for hiring, who is legally responsible when it discriminates?
Jessica Lake
A researcher and senior lecturer at Melbourne Law School and an expert in media law and legal history.
Melbourne Law School
Episode: Fake porn is not new, but does the law have any answers yet?
Dr. Marika Sosnowski
Ceasefire expert and post-doctoral research fellow at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness
Melbourne Law School
Episode: Does a ceasefire agreement have any legal force?
William Partlett
Associate Professor who researches comparative constitutional law
Melbourne Law School
Episode: The US Constitution is fragile. How can it be defended in the Trumpian era?
Professor Jeannie Paterson
Academic expert in AI and Digital Ethics
University of Melbourne
Episode: Robo-love: when affection for an artificially created ‘companion’ goes wrong

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Jon Faine
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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Fascinating discussion

    Wonderful to have Jon Faine back dissecting the law on air. Here’s to many more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    danziffer
    Australia4 months ago
  • Loving dangerously

    So good to have Jon Faine back “on the air” and a timely warning that those looking for love online should be once smitten, twice shy: relationships that click immediately can turn sour.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Robber’s dog
    Australia4 months ago

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One third of all young workers report being ripped off at work
Q: What about people who are told, your first day's pay goes to pay for your apron, your uniform, your T-shirt or whatever it might be?
Many respondents reported being asked to pay for work-related items, which should be provided by the employer, highlighting another form of exploitation.
One third of all young workers report being ripped off at work
Q: Can we put a dollar figure on what it's worth?
While we couldn't put an exact dollar figure, there are millions of dollars in reported underpayments affecting the economy significantly.
One third of all young workers report being ripped off at work
Q: Jon, tell us more about it. What did you look at? What did you find?
We found significant levels of underpayment being reported among young workers, particularly in the service industries where many are unaware of their rights.
If an employer uses AI for hiring, who is legally responsible when it discriminates?
Q: Where's the human in the loop if there's an act of discrimination in employment?
There should be a human in the loop; however, sometimes there isn't human oversight with automated AI decisions.
If an employer uses AI for hiring, who is legally responsible when it discriminates?
Q: Can you train AI to reverse its algorithm and start saying we want to promote some of the diversity?
Research is starting to be done in that area, but organizations aren't currently using AI in that way.

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The show engages listeners with critical discussions surrounding pressing legal issues and current events, often interfacing law, politics, and social ethics. Notable topics include privacy laws, the legal quandaries of artificial intelligence, international law regarding ceasefires, and the implications of political leadership on democratic processes. The host's expertise and guests' insights promise to shed light on complex subjects, making intricate legal frameworks more accessible and relevant to a broad audience. Its focus on real-world applications of law highlights not only legal theory but also the human impact of legal decisions.

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2. Professor Julian Webb
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4. Jessica Lake
5. Dr. Marika Sosnowski
6. William Partlett
7. Professor Jeannie Paterson

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