Mickey is the General Manager of Human Resources at Browns' Resources Company, a mining company based in the Central Business District.Browns' is a small business with only 250 employees in the mining sector.It has 10 executives and 10 employees in middle management.Mickey supervises all of the Human Resources functions of Browns', including recruitment and payroll.He also runs the company's social events and team building exercises.

Browns' is expanding.The CEO has spoken to Mickey and advised that they have won a significant contract and need to recruit another 250 employees as quickly as possible.The expansion means that Browns' will need a complete restructure.Mickey and other General Managers of Browns have been asked to take on new roles starting immediately.The new role is titled Senior Department Administrator.He has been told the General Manager roles will no longer exist.

As a Senior Department Administrator Mickey is expected to directly supervise more employees and will have limited decision-making responsibility.He will also need to take on more administrative tasks.His pay will not change.Micky and his colleagues feel as though the new roles are not as high ranking as the previous General Manager positions.

Mickey refuses to take on the new position and the board terminates his employment with some notice.He lodges a claim for dismissal with the relevant government body.

Using the IRAC approach (ISSUE, RELEVANT LAW, APPLICATION, CONCLUSION), Australian Consumer Law for Workplace Law subject in Kaplan Murdoch University

(a)Advise the board in relation to whether a particular amount of notice is required to be given to Mickey and the other General Managers, given the nature of change to their positions

(b)Advise the board in relation to the likely success of Mickey's dismissal claim

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