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HSC Legal Studies - Workplace

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The main difference between a contract of service and a contract for service is:
a)
A contract of service involves annual pay and a contract for services only casual pay
b)
A contract for services is not a contract of employment
c)
A contract of service is an agreement to perform work without being legally employed
d)
A contract for services entitles a person to annual leave and sick leave
2.
The Australian system of workplace relations has undergone many changes over the last decade. The current system is regulated under which legislation?
a)
Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth)
b)
Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)
c)
Work Choices Act 2005 (Cth)
d)
Fair Work Act 2009 (NSW)
3.
Which of the following is NOT a duty of an employer?
a)
To provide work
b)
To pay reasonanble wages
c)
To provide opportunity for promotion
d)
To provide a safe working environment
4.
The four major stakeholders in the industrial relations process are:
a)
employers, contractors, employees and trade unions
b)
employers, employees, the government and trade unions
c)
employers, the state government,the federal govenrment and trade unions
d)
employers, employees, the government and government employees
5.

An employee of a state government agency in NSW would attend which of the following in order to resolve a dispute with their employer?

a)

Fair Work Australia

b)

NSW Supreme Court

c)

Federal Court of Australia

d)

NSW Industrial Relations Commission

6.
Which of the following matters is Fair Work Australia not involved in?
a)
Monitoring modern awards, enterprise agreements and National Employment Standards
b)
Making workplace determinations
c)
Claims of unfair dismissal and discrimination
d)
State awards and enterprise agreements
7.
What is a workplace determination?
a)
An order made as the result of FWA ordering arbitration for an agreement
b)
An order made by FWA where paries appear to be unable to resolve their dispute
c)
An order that is always made in an industrial dispute
d)
An order that is not expected to be used very much in workplace relations.
8.

How is remuneration of employees determined?

a)

Awards, enterprise agreements and common-law contracts

b)

Awards and enterprise agreements

c)

Decisions of the Fair Work Authority

d)

Awards, enterprise agreements, common-law contracts and the Minimum Wage Panel

9.

What was the significance of the Harvester case?

a)

It added responsibility to emploees as well as employers in ensuring a safe working environment

b)

It introduced unfair dismissal laws

c)

It introduced the concept of a fair or just wage

d)

It introduced the concept of equal pay for equal work

10.

Under what circumstances do the National Employment Standards apply?

a)

Apply to all awards and agreements

b)

Only apply to awards

c)

Only apply to enterprise agreements

d)

Only apply to common-law agreements