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Section : National Employment Standards
Domain : Human Resource Management
Classification : Not Identified
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This chunk is part of the section detailing the National Employment Standards (NES) within the Fair Work Act best practice guide, specifically addressing the entitlements of full-time, part-time, and casual employees regarding community service leave for voluntary emergency management activities and public holidays.
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activities). - Voluntary emergency management activities, Casual employees = ✔ Unpaid leave as required to engage in the activity. Public holidays, Full-time and part-time employees = ✔ A paid day off if they would normally work. If asked to work the employee can refuse, if reasonable to do so. Public holidays, Casual employees = ✔ An unpaid day off. If asked to work the employee can refuse, if reasonable to do so Fa
- What type of employees are eligible for voluntary emergency management activities?
- How are casual employees compensated for public holidays when they engage in emergency management activities?
- What rights do full-time and part-time employees have regarding working on public holidays?
- Can casual employees refuse to work on public holidays, and under what conditions?
- What is the policy for unpaid leave for casual employees participating in emergency management activities?
- How does the policy differ between full-time/part-time employees and casual employees regarding public holidays?
- What does it mean for an employee to refuse work if it is 'reasonable to do so'?
- In what situations might an employee be required to take unpaid leave?
- What implications does this policy have for employee participation in emergency management activities?
- How might this policy affect the willingness of employees to engage in voluntary emergency management activities?