Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety

This paper reviews current literature and reporting in relation to vulnerable visa holders, revealing underpayment and poor working conditions in a number of industries and concentrated among international student workers. The authors note the current focus in much of the literature and reporting...

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Main Authors: Guthrie, Robert, Al Bhadily, Muhammed
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: LexisNexis 2020
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/85407
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description This paper reviews current literature and reporting in relation to vulnerable visa holders, revealing underpayment and poor working conditions in a number of industries and concentrated among international student workers. The authors note the current focus in much of the literature and reporting is on improving the enforcement of rights in relation to hours of work, payment of wages and rights to termination payments. The paper noted an area of reform not yet fully developed, namely the enforcement of rights in relation to occupational health and safety and workers compensation entitlements for visa holders. This paper considers these areas and makes some proposals for reform.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-854072021-09-20T01:01:25Z Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety Guthrie, Robert Al Bhadily, Muhammed 1801 - Law This paper reviews current literature and reporting in relation to vulnerable visa holders, revealing underpayment and poor working conditions in a number of industries and concentrated among international student workers. The authors note the current focus in much of the literature and reporting is on improving the enforcement of rights in relation to hours of work, payment of wages and rights to termination payments. The paper noted an area of reform not yet fully developed, namely the enforcement of rights in relation to occupational health and safety and workers compensation entitlements for visa holders. This paper considers these areas and makes some proposals for reform. 2020 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/85407 English LexisNexis fulltext
spellingShingle 1801 - Law
Guthrie, Robert
Al Bhadily, Muhammed
Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title_full Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title_fullStr Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title_full_unstemmed Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title_short Underpaid Foreign Workers in Australia: The impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
title_sort underpaid foreign workers in australia: the impact of long hours shifts on occupational health and safety
topic 1801 - Law
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/85407