ENVIRONMENT

Bringing long service benefits to casual coal miners

CASUAL coal miners will be able to have all their hours counted towards long service leave under legislation being introduced to federal parliament this week.

Casual miners were being denied their full entitlements.

Casual miners were being denied their full entitlements.

Measures included in the federal government's Protecting Worker Entitlements Bill fix a provision in the Coal Long Service Leave Act that limit the number of hours counted towards long service leave to...

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