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When applying for a job in Oz....
What do they mean by penalties?
never really given it a thought until now when i can actually apply for some :D Cheers Kev:thumbup: |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
I belive it means "points on you ldrivers icence", speeding, driving without due care and attention etc.
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Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by kevncarlz
(Post 7149531)
What do they mean by penalties?
never really given it a thought until now when i can actually apply for some :D Cheers Kev:thumbup: |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by seayork2002
(Post 7150109)
I belive it means "points on you ldrivers icence", speeding, driving without due care and attention etc.
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Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by kevncarlz
(Post 7149531)
What do they mean by penalties?
never really given it a thought until now when i can actually apply for some :D Cheers Kev:thumbup: Never seen that mentioned in job adverts before, what type of jobs are you applying for? |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by kevncarlz
(Post 7149531)
What do they mean by penalties?
never really given it a thought until now when i can actually apply for some :D Cheers Kev:thumbup: As Rabc said, overtime, shift, working on weekends/public holidays or miscellaneous incidentals etc. You can't "apply" for them, as they are part of the State or Federal Award which your occupation comes under, or is written into your contract (if occupation is not covered by either Industrial Award). http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...cr%3DcountryAU |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
For simplicity:
Penalty Rates of Pay <>= Overtime Rates of pay and such other extra payments. |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
(Post 7151247)
For simplicity:
Penalty Rates of Pay <>= Overtime Rates of pay and such other extra payments. |
Re: When applying for a job in Oz....
Originally Posted by PaddyHaHa
(Post 7151841)
I know penalties sound negative - but in reality they are positive things - such as shift allowances and extra weekend rates etc. Get used to it the Aussies are culturally different to the UK.
Thanks, yeah they do sound negative thats what I couldnt understand :D |
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