What does Secure Jobs, Better Pay Act mean?

Secure Jobs, Better Pay Act

The Secure Jobs, Better Pay Act is legislation that introduces changes to the Fair Work Act 2009 and other related employment laws.

This Act represents a significant legislative update, aimed at enhancing job security and improving pay conditions under the Fair Work Act 2009. It includes various amendments designed to address contemporary workplace issues and ensure fair employment practices.

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breaks

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Breaks are times during a work shift when an employee gets to stop working. Whether they're paid for this time depends on the kind of break they take.

workers compensation

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Workers compensation is a system where workers get financial support if they're injured at work, managed by state or territory-based organisations.

voluntary administration

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When an administrator is appointed to investigate the company’s affairs and recommend whether it should come under administration, wind up or operate.

de facto partner

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A de facto partner is someone who lives with an employee in a couple-like relationship on a genuine domestic basis, regardless of their sex.