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Being told “no more work” = dismissal

When an employer told an employee there was "no more work," it led to a Fair Work Commission ruling that the employee had been dismissed, despite the employer's claims to the contrary.

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All about allowances

Various types of allowances may be provided to employees to compensate for performing certain types of work or incurring expenses while working. Twenty-five common types of allowances are explained here.

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Can an employer change casual hours without notice?

Casual workers make up a significant portion of Australia’s workforce. What rights do they have when it comes to an employer changing their hours?

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Employer triumphs in WFH dispute

An employee embroiled in a custody feud has failed to convince a tribunal he was entitled to work from home 100% of the time.

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Do you pay super on cashed out annual leave?

Is cashed out annual leave considered ordinary time earnings when calculating the superannuation guarantee employer contribution?

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When is an employment contract 'frustrated'?

Sometimes an unexpected event can mean the terms of a contract cannot be fulfilled. Learn more here about frustration of employment contracts.

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Long service leave entitlements in Australia

An employee’s entitlement to long service leave depends on the state or territory they work in.

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Is there a statutory limitation on LSL claims?

How long after leaving a job can someone make a claim for pro-rata long service leave? It depends on the circumstances. Find out here.

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Is a notice period affected by leave without pay?

Does a period of leave without pay affect notice of termination requirements and redundancy pay?

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Understanding The Sexual And Gender-based Harassment Code Of Practice

NSW is one of the first States in Australia to adopt the Safe Work Australia Model Code of Practice for sexual and gender-based harassment.