Johnston Withers

Tom Haskell.

Lawyer

Tom worked for the trade union movement for 5 years representing workers and unions in employment, industrial, workers compensation and enterprise bargaining matters. Tom has represented workers in both the public and private sectors.

Working on Kaurna lands (Adelaide).

Talk to Tom about

Employment law

Tom's qualifications

  • Bachelor of Laws

Tom's experience

Tom worked for the trade union movement for 5 years representing workers and unions in employment, industrial, workers compensation and enterprise bargaining matters.

Tom has represented workers in both the public and private sectors.

Tom's expertise

Tom prides himself on giving clear advice on complex issues. Tom is committed to achieving the best possible outcome for clients that takes into account their practical needs. Clients will receive practical legal advice delivered with empathy and understanding. Tom represents clients in a range of courts and tribunals, including the South Australian Employment Tribunal, Fair Work Commission and the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.

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