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100% pay if you are over 18

Workers deserve to be paid based on their contribution to their workplace, not the year they were born.

Junior rates in Australia mean that qualified, experienced 18+ year olds are getting paid only a percentage of the adult rate purely based on their age.

When you turn 18 you’re viewed as a responsible adult in the eyes of the law – it just makes sense that you should have the same standing when you’re at work.

Young workers deserve to be paid properly for their contribution. Join the campaign now at 100percentpay.com.au

 

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Published: September 02, 2013; Updated: July 30, 2015; Categories: Pay; Tags: 100 percent pay, australia, pay, unions, workers, youth wages
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