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August 14, 2019

What entitlements are paid to employees on termination of employment?

August 14, 2019

How do we calculate tax on termination?

How often do we need to review our Position Descriptions?

How can the Modern Awards assist with developing Position Descriptions?

Can I ask a part time employee to work additional hours?

When do I have to pay overtime?

What do we do about Fair Work Commission wage increases if we have an Enterprise Agreement?

What is the first full pay period for annual wage increases?

Do I have to give notice in the case of serious misconduct?

Can I make a termination payment in lieu of notice?

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