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National Employment Standards

A permanent change: casual choice for employees under the recent Fair Work Act amendments

The first employee choice pathway case highlights the factors that will determine whether casual employment has, in substance, become permanent.

Two male workers look at one female worker in a warehouse setting

Another casual conundrum: substance over form prevails (again)

The Full Federal Court has confirmed that the common law definition of ‘casual’ applies for the purpose of the National Employment Standards. By JACK DE…

Young employee, sitting at her computer smiling

Intern or employee? A potentially explosive question

The Fair Work Ombudsman has highlighted the financial risk of utilising unpaid interns in a capacity which gives rise to an employment relationship. By JOHN…

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