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Inside Employment Podcast Series, Episode 7: Employment Class Actions (Video)

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By Natalie Gaspar, Lucy Boyd, Melissa Gladstone
| Mondaq
Natalie Gaspar’s articles from Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP are most popular: within Employment and HR topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Inhouse Counsel Recorded 3 June 2026 In this episode of Inside Employment, Natalie Gasparand Lucy Boyd are joined by HSF Kramer Disputes Partner, Melissa Gladstone to explore the rise of employment class actions in Australia and why they have become one of the fastest-growing litigation risks for employers.
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Care pathways for paediatric dentistry services in England: a mapping study

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By Emma Morgan, Deborah Moore, Louise Oni, Melissa Gladstone, Sondos Albadri
| Nature Verified
Abstract Aims National Health Service (NHS) England's paediatric dentistry clinical standard outlines what specialist paediatric care is and how it should be delivered. Current evidence demonstrates that there are national inconsistencies in the delivery of paediatric dentistry services. Considering this, this study aimed to evaluate the present care pathways available for children in England to access paediatric dentistry services.
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Six Trends Shaping Class Action Risk In Australia In 2026

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By Jason Betts, Melissa Gladstone
| JD Supra
As class actions continue to grow in both number and complexity, Australian courts will remain focused on case management tools that promote efficiency, justice, and early certainty for defendants and class members alike. We expect continued judicial emphasis on class closure mechanisms, encouraging the parties to early mediation, staged proceedings, and increased scrutiny of common issues at an early stage. For defendants, this presents both challenges and opportunities.
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