PIPA – Disclosure – Previous Incidents – Duty of Care/Causation
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In a decision with important implications for employers, the Full Bench of Fair Work Australia (FWA) recently confirmed that the use of set-off clauses in contracts of employment is not inconsistent with modern awards.1 Set-off clauses in employment contracts operate so that over-award earnings are set-off against specific requirements in an award. Prior to the [...]
Woolworths Limited v Shop Distributive & Allied Employees Association (Queensland Branch) Union of Employees [2010] FCAFC 29 The Full Federal Court dismissed Woolworth’s appeal and held “ordinary rate being paid” in the context of long service leave entitlement pursuant to a collective agreement; included additional rates for regular non-rotating afternoon shifts, regular non-rotating night [...]
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17 March 2010 | by Kate Gibbs NEW and improved standards for graduate lawyers entering the work force may be good news for them, but insiders fear the new Legal Services Award means more pay, but less work. Read more in theNewLawyer and reproduced with permission.