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Section : What is not okay at work?
Domain : Human Resource Management
Classification : Not Identified
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- Unpaid work trials for any period beyond what's reasonably required for you to demonstrate the skills required for the job. What's reasonable will vary depending on the nature and complexity of the job but could range from an hour to one shift
- Not being paid for meetings or training and the time you spend opening and closing the business
- Not being given a pay slip - you should receive a pay slip within one day of being paid
- Receiving goods or services instead of pay
- Being pressured, forced or threatened to sign a workplace agreement
- Being sacked because you were sick or injured
- Making you pay for any costs relating to your recruitment, or the costs associated with the business becoming or being an approved sponsor, including migration agent costs
- Being discriminated against, including not being hired, or being sacked, because of a protected attribute - see our Discrimination page for more information at fairwork.gov.au/discrimination
- Pay secrecy - you have the right to talk about (or not talk about) your current or past pay, and ask other employees the same thing. For more information go to fairwork.gov.au/pay-secrecy