This article provides an overview of the minimum work entitlements provided by Fair Work Act 2009 in Australia. It explains the different terms and conditions, rights and responsibilities for employers, employees and organizations in the context of employment. The article also highlights the importance of ensuring equality and fair workplace practices to increase staff satisfaction and motivation.

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Minimum Work Entitlements under Fair Work Act 2009

Overview of minimum work entitlements provided by Fair Work Act 2009

This document provides an overview of the key provisions of the Fair Work Act 2009 and other acts such as the Racial Discrimination Act 1975, Sex Discrimination Act 1984, and Disability Discrimination Act 1992. It explains the purpose of National Employment Standards and the 10 minimum entitlements. The use of modern awards in workplaces and the process of performance management are also discussed. Different types of performance management systems and the rights of employees in terms of termination and redundancy pay are covered. The document also explores circumstances that may constitute unfair dismissal and ways for staff to develop skills at work. Lastly, it includes a professional development policy and procedures.

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Key Provisions of Fair Work Act 2009 and Other Acts

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Employment Standards Enforcement

This study focuses on the Fair Work Act 2009 and its impact on human resource management in Australia. It discusses the regulations and standards enforced by this act, including national employment standards, national minimum wage orders, and modern awards. The study also includes a case study that highlights the application of the act in a real-life scenario.

Fair Work Act 2009 and its Impact on Human Resource Management

This article discusses the National Employment Standards (NES) in Australia, which is a set of 11 minimum entitlements provided to employees. It explains the purpose of NES and the entitlements it provides, such as maximum working hours, flexible working arrangements, parental leave, annual leave, personal or carer leave, community service leave, and more. The article also highlights the benefits of the employment system in Australia and how it helps in reducing labour-related issues.

Overview of minimum work entitlements provided by Fair Work Act 2009

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Key Provisions of Fair Work Act 2009 and Other Acts

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Fair Work Act 2009 and its Impact on Human Resource Management

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Overview of minimum work entitlements provided by Fair Work Act 2009

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Key Provisions of Fair Work Act 2009 and Other Acts

Employment Standards Enforcement

Fair Work Act 2009 and its Impact on Human Resource Management

National Employment Standards (NES) in Australia - Desklib

Fair Work Act 2009 (DOC)

Assignment for Employment law - (Doc)