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Section : Unpaid work
Domain : Human Resource Management
Classification : Not Identified
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This chunk is part of the section discussing "Unpaid work" within the "Employing young workers best practice guide," which outlines the legal and practical considerations for employers regarding various forms of unpaid work, including vocational placements, internships, and trials, emphasizing the conditions under which such work may be permissible.
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Most of the time employees must be paid for when they work, but sometimes work can be unpaid if it meets certain rules. Unpaid work can occur in the workforce in different forms - from vocational placements to unpaid job placements, internships, work experience and trials.
- What are the conditions under which work can be unpaid?
- List some forms of unpaid work mentioned in the text.
- How does unpaid work differ from paid work according to the text?
- What might be the implications of unpaid work for employees?
- Can you provide an example of a vocational placement that might be unpaid?
- What is the significance of having rules governing unpaid work?
- In what ways might unpaid internships benefit a worker?
- What are potential drawbacks of unpaid job placements for employees?
- How does the concept of unpaid work challenge traditional views of employment?