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Discrimination

Information about discrimination and anti-discrimination laws in Australia.

See also: legal rights, law, employment, discrimination, your rights

Your rights

Information about unfair dismissal, discrimination and your rights at work.

See also: Jobs and workplace, at work, working in NSW, your rights

Compensation and injuries

Through the workers compensation system, injured workers may have an entitlement to weekly payments, lump sums for permanent impairment, payment of medical bills and intensive rehabilitation assistance.

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Superannuation

Information about superannuation from the Australian Taxation Office.

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Conditions of employment

The NES provide these 10 minimum entitlements for employees in the national system from 1 January 2010.

See also: employment, your rights

Equal Opportunity Employment

EmployABILITY is the NSW Government’s strategy to increase the employment of people with disability, including people with mental illness in the NSW public sector.

See also: Jobs and workplace, employment, discrimination, your rights, disability information

Leave allowances

Leave entitlements for all employees covered by national workplace laws are included in the National Employment Standards (NES).

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Unfair dismissal

If an employee thinks that he/she has been unfairly dismissed by their employer, it may be possible that an unfair dismissal claim can be made to the New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission.

See also: employment, your rights, losing a job

Check pay rates

The Pay Rates Calculator helps you calculate base rates of pay and penalty rates for employees who were covered by transitional awards before 1 January 2010.

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