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Section : Dispute resolution for regulated workers
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section discussing dispute resolution for regulated workers, which highlights the specific legal frameworks and agreements that apply to independent contractors in the gig economy and road transport sectors, emphasizing the importance of understanding their rights and the relevant dispute resolution processes.
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A regulated worker may be covered by a minimum standards order, road transport contractual chain order and/or a collective agreement. Each of these workplace instruments will include terms on dispute resolution. For more information on regulated workers visit fairwork.gov.au/regulated-workers
- What types of workplace instruments may cover a regulated worker?
- Where can one find more information about regulated workers?
- What is the purpose of the terms included in the minimum standards order, road transport contractual chain order, and collective agreement?
- How might the dispute resolution terms differ among the various workplace instruments mentioned?
- What implications do these workplace instruments have for regulated workers?
- Can a regulated worker be covered by more than one type of workplace instrument simultaneously?
- What role does fairwork.gov.au play in relation to regulated workers?
- In what ways might a collective agreement differ from a minimum standards order?
- Why is it important for regulated workers to understand the terms of their workplace instruments?