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Hannah works on a farm along with her boss's daughter Sarah. Sarah is paid 33% more than Hannah and given less difficult work, despite them having the same roles. Sarah bullies and threatens Hannah, telling her she will lie to their boss if Hannah does not do what Sarah says. Hannah fears being unfairly fired if she complains. This unequal treatment is a breach of Australia's Fair Work Act. Hannah can seek advice from her parents, school, or the Australian Human Rights Commission, who may help resolve the issue through conciliation or arbitration if needed.
Hannah works on a farm along with her boss's daughter Sarah. Sarah is paid 33% more than Hannah and given less difficult work, despite them having the same roles. Sarah bullies and threatens Hannah, telling her she will lie to their boss if Hannah does not do what Sarah says. Hannah fears being unfairly fired if she complains. This unequal treatment is a breach of Australia's Fair Work Act. Hannah can seek advice from her parents, school, or the Australian Human Rights Commission, who may help resolve the issue through conciliation or arbitration if needed.
Hannah works on a farm along with her boss's daughter Sarah. Sarah is paid 33% more than Hannah and given less difficult work, despite them having the same roles. Sarah bullies and threatens Hannah, telling her she will lie to their boss if Hannah does not do what Sarah says. Hannah fears being unfairly fired if she complains. This unequal treatment is a breach of Australia's Fair Work Act. Hannah can seek advice from her parents, school, or the Australian Human Rights Commission, who may help resolve the issue through conciliation or arbitration if needed.
Hannahs boss Charles has a daughter the same age as Hannah
called Sarah. Sarah studies with Hannah at school and works with her on the farm. Hannah works around the same days as Sarah however Sarah is being payed 33% more hourly because she is the farmers daughter. Hannah has also noticed that Sarah is given less work. Charles gives both girls the same jobs however Sarah gives her more nauseous Jobs to Hannah such as shovelling pig poo around. Hannah has often tried to stand up for herself and not do Sarahs bidding but Sarah has an unfair advantage, threatening Hannah with telling Charles that Hannah is not doing her Job or slacking off. Hannah is too scared to approach Charles herself encase he doesnt believe her or she is unfairly dismissed (termination of employment that is considered to be harsh, unjust or unreasonable). This is a breach of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) and is adverse action (Australian Government, 2009), as Hannah is not being treated equally as Sarah even though they have the same terms and conditions (Australian Government, 2013). Sarah is also threatening, bullying and harassing Hannah this is also against the Fair Work Act as stated in section 789 (Australian Government, n.d.). Hannah can ask her parents, the school or contact the Australian Human Rights Commission for advice and to help resolve the issue. The dispute resolution process Hannah will undergo is conciliation (similar to mediation in that a third person helps settle a dispute by trying to get both parties to reach a mutually acceptable solution), with the independent third party being their local school, the human rights commission or fair Work Australia (Chapman & Malcolm, 2013). The third partys role is to provide advice and suggestions however if an agreement cant be made the process will go to Arbitration (the process by which an independent body makes a final (and binding) decision on a dispute between two parties) where a Judge will make a decision and both parties must legally comply (Chapman & Malcolm, 2013).