Workplace Law Re-Signs For Ninth Straight Year

The Sydney Roosters are proud to announce Workplace Law will continue its long-standing support of the Club's NRLW program in 2026, marking nine consecutive years as a Club Partner.

Workplace Law's relationship with the Tricolours began as an NRLW Player Sponsor in the inaugural NRLW season in 2018, and after seeing first-hand the impact of the Club's women's rugby league programs, the specialist employment and sports law firm has continued to back the NRLW and pathway programs year after year.

Sydney Roosters Chief Operating Officer Jarrod Johnstone said it was a proud moment for the Club to have a partner of Workplace Law's tenure continue its commitment to the NRLW program.

"To have Workplace Law supporting our NRLW program for a ninth consecutive year speaks volumes about the strength of this partnership and their genuine belief in what we're building with our women's program,” said Johnstone.

“Partners like Workplace Law, who back our players year after year, are integral to the growth of the NRLW at the Sydney Roosters, and we're incredibly proud to continue this relationship in 2026,” he added.

Workplace Law Chief Executive Officer and Director Shane Koelmeyer said the firm was proud to continue its support of a program that continues to go from strength to strength.

"We've been alongside the Sydney Roosters NRLW program for nine years now, and it's been incredibly rewarding to watch it grow,” said Koelmeyer.

“Our commitment to supporting female players has never wavered, and that shared value is exactly why this partnership works so well – the Club's dedication to its women's program aligns perfectly with what we stand for as a business,” he added.

As part of the renewed partnership, Workplace Law will be featured on the back left panel of the NRLW on-field playing shorts for the 2026 season.

About Workplace Law

Workplace Law is one of Australia’s leading employment and sports law firms.

Since 2003, Workplace Law has been providing employers with legal advice on workplace agreements and awards, employee behaviour and culture, employment law, WHS, workplace investigations, discrimination complaints and industrial disputes.

When it comes to the business of sport, Workplace Law advises several Clubs, Leagues and Associations, from grass roots through to national level on employment issues, commercial agreements, player contracts, integrity and disciplinary matters.

For further information visit www.workplacelaw.com.au