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What are the National Employment Standards?

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What are the National Employment Standards?

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The 10 National Employment Standards are the new legislated minimum standards which form the basis of the ‘safety net’ for employees. These new Standards will commence operation on 1 January 2010 and replace the current ‘Fair Pay and Conditions Standard’. The 10 Standards are as follows: • Ordinary Hours set at a maximum of 38 per week • Employees given the right to request flexible working in certain circumstances • Most employees to be eligible to apply for up to 24 months of unpaid leave in relation to the birth or adoption of a child • Most employees to be entitled to a minimum of 4 weeks annual leave per year. Shift workers to be entitled to 5 weeks per year.

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