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Minimum payment: casual employee goes home sick
If casual employees leave work because they are sick, are they entitled to a minimum payment?
Acceptable alternative employment and redundancy pay
The liability to pay redundancy pay when an employer arranges other employment for a redundant employee can be a contentious matter.
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.
Calculating penalty rates for casuals
How do you calculate penalty rates if casual staff work overtime?
Getting breast cancer got her sacked – employer to pay
When a diamond trader sacked a woman for wanting to take sick leave because she’d been diagnosed with cancer and needed surgery, he broke the law. A court will now decide on his penalty. Read about the case here.
Coffee Chain Fined $1.44 Million For Franchisees’ Underpayments And Record-keeping Breaches
This case marks the third-largest fine imposed by the Fair Work Ombudsman and underscores the importance of compliance in franchise operations.
Recycling company’s case for removing redundancy pay wasn’t complete rubbish: 70% reduction approved
The Fair Work Commission approved a 70% reduction in redundancy pay for two recycling company employees after determining that their new roles, despite being in a less pleasant environment, were still comparable to their previous positions.
Was dismissing an employee for losing his driving licence unfair?
The Fair Work Commission awarded 12 weeks' pay to an Accounts Manager dismissed after losing his driving licence, ruling that driving was not an inherent job requirement and the dismissal was procedurally unfair.
Paramedic loses battle to avoid transfer after misconduct: FWC
When a worker disputed Ambulance Victoria’s right under its Enterprise Agreement to discipline him for misconduct by transferring him to a distant work location, the Fair Work Commission knocked him back.
Club Loses Appeal Against Unfair Dismissal Finding In ‘stolen’ Drink Case
The Fair Work Commission has dismissed a club’s appeal against an unfair dismissal finding after they alleged an employee had stolen a drink, and sacked her.