Penalty rates to stay at Workers

From left, White Ribbon Ambassador Mildura Rural City Council Cr Mark Eckel with Mildura Working Man's Club chief executive officer John Harlock. Mildura Working Man's Club is beginning the White Ribbon accreditation process next month. Picture: Louise Donges
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THE Mildura Working Man’s Club has moved to reassure its workers their penalty rates will stay.In a letter to its workforce this month, the club’s chief executive, John Harlock, said that while the proposed changes did not apply to people employed under the Registered and Licenced Clubs Award, if that was to change, the club […]

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