WA's state industrial relations system

Who is covered by the state system, key elements of the system, the role of Private Sector Labour Relations, changes to state employment laws and how to stay informed with Wageline.
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Learn about the two systems of employment laws that operate for the private sector in WA.

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Which system of employment law applies

Who is covered by the WA state system and the national fair work system.
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About the WA state system

Overview of key elements of the state system and links to legislation.
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About Private Sector Labour Relations

The role of Private Sector Labour Relations.
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Stay informed with Wageline

Contact Wageline, subscribe to our newsletter and get updates via social media.
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Compliance and enforcement

Compliance tools, proactive campaigns and enforcement matters.
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Changes to state employment laws

Updates to state employment laws in WA, inquiries and reviews.
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Sexual harassment and bullying laws

State system workers can apply for stop bullying or sexual harassment orders.
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Equal remuneration orders

Equal remuneration provisions in the state system.
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Young workers in WA

Useful links and resources to help young people working in WA to find information on their employment rights.

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