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Wages and underpayment by industry

01 — Wages

Wages and underpayment by industry

Hourly wages received in participants' lowest paid job in 2023-24, and extent to which these fall below statutory minimums and each participant's individually-calculated minimum wage

02 — Work Arrangement

Structure of work arrangement (permanent / casual / contractor) and after hours work

Participants' work arrangement in their lowest paid job and prevalence of night and weekend work

03 — Fair Work Act non-compliance and obfuscatory practices

Compliance with Fair Work Act responsibilities beyond minimum wages

Participants' experiences of superannuation non-payment, cash wages, lack of payslips, penalty rates non-payment, and employer wage deductions.

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