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Employment is a relationship between two parties, usually based on a contract where work is paid for, where one party, which may be a corporation, for profit, not-for-profit organization, co-operative or other entity is the employer and the other is the employee. Employees work in return for payment, which may be in the form of an hourly wage, by piecework or an annual salary, depending on the type of work an employee does or which sector they are working in. Employees in some fields or sectors may receive gratuities, bonus payment or stock options. In some types of employment, employees may receive benefits in addition to payment. Benefits can include health insurance, housing, disability insurance or use of a gym. Employment is typically governed by employment laws, organisation or legal contracts.

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    VIC Employer not willing to pay compassionate leave

    So, last year my grandfather passed away and my boss is refusing to pay me for compassionate leave. I did provide a funeral notice and death certificate but they still denied it because I did not accrue it. What are my options? Also, they are refusing to pay me for my issues when I have had...
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    NSW How can i lodge a case against my employer for not paying me for over 2 months?

    I was hired by an employer having a registered company in NSW. He said, he has applied for the name change application on the same ACN. So we signed the contract on the new company's name and old ACN. Now its been over 2 months, he has not paid me my salary. What is the possible solution?
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    SA Given job offer but employer thinking about retracting contract prior to starting

    Hey guys, Was excited because i received a formal job offer from SA health as a dentist. They gave me a contract to sign (yet to sign) however this morning via email from HR stating that they need to do additonal checks- issue was some misconduct against a patient (which the patient though he...
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    QLD I have been questioned by police after my ex employer is accusing me of taking 46k of cash over two years.

    Hi today the police the had me come up to the station for a formal interview in regards to my ex employer accusing me of 46k of theft from the til over two years. First off i have done no such thing and really taken back buy it as they decided to raise this issue on my last day of leaving a few...
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    QLD Accessorial Liability for Employer Representative by signing F8A response - General Protection

    Is an employer representative who signed the employer F8A response outlining contraventions of the Fair Work Act an accessorial liability under Section 550 of the Fair Work Act 2009 ? This is an aspect of law that does not seem to have been tested. If an employer representative signs the F8A...
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    QLD F8A employer response - General Protection

    What is the legal standing or admissibility of the employer's F8A formal response for Federal court? The employer representative has now blatantly contradicted their F8A written response in conciliation (I know conciliation material is not admissible), but now I am worried that their Federal...
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    QLD Advice needed. Employer has installed CCTV cameras with audio at workplace.

    I work in a Brisbane city business where my boss has installed 3 x CCTV cameras with audio. We know he using these cameras to listen in to conversations. My understanding is the audio recording is illegal (as is the video since he doesn’t have signs up). Am I right to assume this and what is...
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    QLD Labour Hire or Employed by Employer? Jobkeeper

    My friend works in the Finance team of a mid-sized business (lets call it 'milkyway') and they have payroll split into two, paying category 1 (mix of permanent full time and contract employees who are on Awards) on one day and category 2 (all permanent full time, non awards) on another, which is...
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    Employer making me pay course fee

    I had signed up to do a certificate IV course in my review at the company I was made redundant through in early April, they agreed to pay for me to do the course. After being made redundant we tried cancelling the course as I didn’t want to continue the course, as I couldn’t afford the payments...
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    QLD Successful cost against employer - vexatious, unreasonable etc

    Has there been any successful cost decisions against employers? All the successful actions I have found were against employees, which is understandable because employees are the ones who make the initial action. Also employees have potentially less access to legal support and expertise, leading...