Employer (NAB)
Contacts
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Employee Relations
employee.relations@nab.com.au- 1300 662 091
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Payroll support for our former colleagues (opens in a new tab)
Career Transition Service
- Reimburse VET or traning costs
Employment Termination Payments (ETP)
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Resources
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Tools
Federal Government
Fair Work
JobSeeker Payment
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Eligibility
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Employment Separation Certificate (opens in a new tab)
Request this form to be filled by the former employer
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Payment
VIC Gov
Business Victoria
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Deal with redundancy and retrenchment (opens in a new tab)
- clearly explained entitlements calculated to the last day – list which agreement or award you based the calculations on and when and how you'll make final payments
- an Employment Separation Certificate that states that employment has ended and for what reason (in case it's requested from Centrelink)
- a written and accurate statement of service, if the employee requests one
- the offer of time-off for counseling, training and job search services
- the offer to end their employment immediately by taking pay in lieu of notice, if this works for both of you
- a respectful farewell and an offer to hold a farewell event
Fair Work Commission (FWC)
Unfair dismissal
Based on the answers you have given, it appears that you may be eligible for a remedy under the national unfair dismissal laws.
Information on how to make an application
- Download the Form F2 – Unfair dismissal application (opens in a new tab) and complete all details.
- Go to the Lodge an application page for information on applicable fees and how to lodge a completed application.
- For information about what happens after an unfair dismissal application has been lodged, go to What is the process for unfair dismissal claims?
- Completed application forms can be lodged by email, facsimile, telephone, post or in person at one of the Fair Work Commission's offices.
Need advice?
The Fair Work Commission is a tribunal and cannot help you decide whether or not to make an application.
There are a range of legal and other advisory services available across Australia that may be able to help you decide. Find out more by visiting Where to get legal advice.