Fuel on the fire: What Australia's fuel security response means for the public sector
Presented by Megan Kavanagh and Morgan Lane
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How conflict in the Middle East is reshaping Australia’s fuel security, highlighting key risks for public sector employers across contracting, procurement, workforce impacts and force majeure.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is disrupting global oil supply chains, driving fuel price volatility and localised shortages across Australia. This presentation examines how the fuel security response affects government agencies, public authorities and local governments.
The presentation discusses the impacts to employment and industrial arrangements, procurement and contracting and the practical steps you can take to navigate these challenges. Our expert presenters explore key risks, practical considerations and emerging issues public sector employers should be preparing for including force majeure clauses in government contracts.
View the presentation slides here.
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