What does Casual Employment Information Statement mean?

Casual Employment Information Statement

A document given to new casual employees by their employer, with information detailing their work conditions.

The Casual Employment Information Statement is a mandatory document that employers must give to all new casual employees. It contains essential information about their employment rights and conditions, including pay rates, work hours, and other entitlements or obligations. This ensures transparency and understanding of casual work arrangements.

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