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What is disposable income?

Funds available to be spent after taxes, bills, and compulsory costs of living are paid.

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Define wellbeing.

A complex combination of physical, mental, emotional, and social health factors, strongly linked to happiness and life satisfaction.

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How can work improve wellbeing?

Through social connections, increased living standards, emotional security, sense of purpose, and personal growth.

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How can work harm wellbeing?

Through stress, unsafe environments, lack of support, and long hours.

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What does work-life balance mean?

Having enough time and energy for both your job and personal life.

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Define a contractor.

A person or company hired to perform work or provide services under a contract for a specific period or project.

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What is a trade union?

An organization formed by workers to protect and promote their rights, wages, working conditions, and benefits.

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What is the gender pay gap?

The difference in earnings between women and men caused by various factors, including discrimination and industry differences.

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What are modern awards?

Legal documents that set minimum pay and working conditions for different jobs and industries in Australia.

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What are the three parts of an employment contract?

Offer, acceptance, and consideration.

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Define unfair dismissal.

When an employee is fired in a harsh or unfair manner, protected under the Fair Work Act 2009.

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What constitutes the labour force?

People aged 15 and over who are employed or unemployed.

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What is frictional unemployment?

Unemployment occurring when individuals are temporarily between jobs or entering the workforce.

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Define gig economy.

A labour market that relies heavily on temporary and part-time positions filled by independent contractors and freelancers.

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What is age discrimination?

Unfair treatment at work based on a person's age, affecting hiring, promotions, training, or termination.

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What is a common type of income tax in Australia?

Income tax (PAYG), which is a progressive tax based on earnings.

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What is superannuation?

Money contributed by an employer into a fund to provide income for employees when they retire.

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What is informal resolution in disputes?

A process including grievance procedures, negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.

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What does calculating the unemployment rate involve?

Dividing the number unemployed by the total labour force and multiplying by 100.