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Casual Work 4 days

StaticJak1 · 2015-12-11 12:12:04

I'm currently doing 3 days casual work. There's a chance I might get an extra days work some weeks (filling in for someone who can't make it to work for whatever reason). I won't know for sure till next week. I know 3 days is the max you can work but can I fill in 4 days on my docket one week, not get paid by SW and then…

11-12-2015 12:12pm

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StaticJak1

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I'm currently doing 3 days casual work. There's a chance I might get an extra days work some weeks (filling in for someone who can't make it to work for whatever reason). I won't know for sure till next week.

I know 3 days is the max you can work but can I fill in 4 days on my docket one week, not get paid by SW and then continue on normally the next week when I work the usual 3 days?

Or would I be completely cut?

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#2 12-12-2015 12:00am

mp22

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Yes you can fill in 4 days one week then 3 days the next,no you will not be cut off.

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#3 12-12-2015 12:20am

StaticJak1

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Great, thank you.

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