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1. Access details of all awards on the Fair Work website
2. Check your workers’ circumstances against the ATO’s online decision tool
3. View/download the Casual Employment Information Statement
4. View/download the Fair Work Information Statement
5. To learn more about Key super rates and thresholds, visit the ATO website
6. Read more about these new unpaid leave entitlements on the Fair Work website
7. Read more about the crime of wage theft on the Victorian Government website

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