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Employees rights and protections - an overview |
Links to info on employee rights and protections, and remedies to adverse actions |
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Employee or Contractor |
There are a number of factors which may contribute to determining the difference between an employee and an independent contractor. Many contractors are actually employees and covered by National Employment Standards |
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Employment conditions during natural disasters and emergencies |
An employee may have entitlements under their award or agreement that are relevant when an employee is unable to attend work due to an emergency or natural disaster. If no such entitlement exists, this Guide will assist in determining the options available to employers and employees depending on their circumstances |
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Defence reservists – rights & responsibilities at work |
Reservists are protected in their civilian workplace from discrimination, disadvantage or dismissal for reasons associated with their Defence service. Breaching this protection is a criminal offence |
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Pay Slip - Your entitlement |
Your employer may pay your wages to you (after deducting tax) in cash rather than to a bank account. Paying wages in cash is legitimate and may be more convenient for you. Some businesses, however, may offer some or all of your wages 'cash-in-hand'. This is a term usually associated with a business deliberately using cash transactions to hide their income to avoid paying tax, or to avoid meeting tax, super or other responsibilities for their employees. |
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