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What's changing on July 1?
Important changes affecting businesses will kick in on July 1, including an increase to the superannuation guarantee. Read on to learn more.
can a manager be covered by an award?
Employees with job titles that suggest management responsibility can still be covered by modern awards, if their actual duties are applicable.
Professionals: no overtime?
Why don’t professional employees receive overtime (or time off in lieu) when working excessive hours? Read more here about the key issues that relate to excessive hours.
Stop the clock: What is meant by 'hours of work'?
Hours of work can be a tricky issue. Disputes can arise over things such as rostered days off, changes to work hours, rest breaks, overtime or time off in lieu.
Calculating penalty rates for casuals
How do you calculate penalty rates if casual staff work overtime? Should the penalties be calculated at the ordinary hourly rate or the casual hourly rate (including the casual pay loading)?
WFH Clause in Private Sector Award Proposed
The Fair Work Commission is reviewing the inclusion of a work-from-home clause in the Clerks Private Sector Award 2020. This proposed change could impact millions of Australian employees by removing barriers to remote work arrangements.
Minimum payment: casual employee goes home sick
If casual employees leave work because they are sick, are they entitled to a minimum payment? Learn more about payments for casual employees here.
Absorption of wage rates
Can you absorb prescribed award wage rate increases into existing over-award payments? Read an explanation of what employers are (and are not) allowed to do here.
Redundancy: do you get time off for interviews?
Should employees who are being made redundant receive paid time off to attend job interviews?
FWC to tackle emotional impact of Enterprise Bargaining
The Fair Work Commission is addressing the emotional challenges faced by bargaining representatives in enterprise bargaining. A recent report highlights the complexities these intermediaries encounter and proposes six key recommendations to enhance their capabilities.