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READ MORE1.1m casual employees left without higher pay or benefits
Workers are being misclassified as casual employees despite working full-time hours, leaving them without benefits and without casual loading, a report has revealed.
A study conducted by Griffith University found that as many as 1.1 million Australians are not being paid the 25 per cent loading rates, despite working as casual employees.
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