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This chunk is part of the section on record-keeping within the "Small business and the Fair Work Act best practice guide," which outlines the legal obligations of small business owners regarding employment records and pay slips, including their importance, maintenance duration, required details, and resources for compliance.
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- what employment records are and why you need them
- when employment records need to be made and how long you must keep them
- what pay slips are and what details you need to include on them
- how to handle common record-keeping and pay slip questions, respond to audits and interact with Fair Work Inspectors
- tools and resources available to help you manage your obligations around recordkeeping and pay slips.
- What are employment records and why are they important for employers?
- When should employment records be created and what is the required retention period?
- What information must be included on pay slips?
- How can employers effectively respond to common record-keeping questions?
- What steps should be taken when interacting with Fair Work Inspectors during an audit?
- What tools and resources are available to assist with managing recordkeeping obligations?
- Why is it essential to maintain accurate employment records in the workplace?
- What are the potential consequences of failing to keep proper employment records?
- How can employers ensure compliance with recordkeeping regulations?
- In what ways can technology aid in the management of pay slips and employment records?