Esther Power is an experienced solicitor who specialises in employment law.

Esther’s deep understanding of employment law has seen her work with a diverse range of clients, from corporations and high-ranking executives to local businesses and their employees. She recognises the importance of a tailored approach to suit the unique requirements of each client (whether a business or employee), ensuring that their legal needs are met with the utmost professionalism and diligence.

Esther’s expertise covers a wide array of employment matters including, but not limited to, the following areas:

• Prospective employment matters, including discrimination and contract reviews.
• Apprenticeships and traineeships.
• Worker probation periods.
• Award analysis.
• Enterprise bargaining agreement analysis.
• Management of safe working environments including workplace discrimination and human rights, sexual harassment and discrimination, workplace bullying, victimisation and vicarious liability.
• Allegations and complaints.
• Disciplinary matter including performance management plans, writing allegations and responding to allegations.
• Ill and injured workers including fitness/capacity to work and temporary absence from work.
• Termination of employment matters including unfair dismissal, general protections and redundancy.
• Post-employment legal restraints.
• Worker classification and volunteer classification.
• Contract and deed reviews.

Esther Power possesses a rich and varied academic background. She earned a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts degree (majoring in Politics and International Relations with a minor in Social Justice) from the University of Notre Dame, Australia.

Esther's academic journey spans across several international landscapes. She broadened her academic horizons by choosing to study in diverse locations like London, Ontario in Canada, Phnom Penh in Cambodia, and Broome in Australia, in addition to her core courses in Fremantle, Australia. This global exposure has undoubtedly enriched her understanding and perspective in her area of specialisation.

Prior to her professional commitments, Esther volunteered extensively including at community legal centres where she addressed issues pertaining to mental health law and consumer law.