Australian apprentice minimum wages in the national system
Since 2006, the Australian Government has defined Australian Apprentices to be people undertaking an Australian Apprenticeship that ‘combine[s] training and employment [which] … can lead to a nationally recognised qualification’. Australian Apprentices can encompass employees in a wide variety of occupations and training with differing qualifications from any accreditation. However, some analysis draws a distinction between a ‘traineeship’ (an arrangement that does not lead to a trade qualification) and a ‘traditional’ apprenticeship (an arrangement that results in a trade qualification). This ... Show more
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Published: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Fair Work Australia, 2011
Resource type: Government report or paper
Physical description: viii, 317 p.
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