I was talking to another school bus driver working for another bus company doing a school run, he approaching 10 years service, he told me once you done 10 years service you are in tilted to long service paid leave .
The company I work for we have about 60 busses a lot of the drivers have done 10 years or more, I told them about this they seemed not to be interested in getting long service leave I think they are frightened of the owners of the company, also a number of them only get paid 3 hours per day for their school runs instead of 4 hours they complain about it but scared of management saying if you dont like find another job.
Long service leave
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Re: Long service leave
You are entitled to long service leave, with entitlement based on your current income if you are a fulltime permanent employee, or your average income over the past few years (may vary by state) if you are part time or casual.
If drivers/employers are doing under-the-table deals for cash in hand payments, it may be hard to prove any entitlement.
There is plenty of official info on LSL entitlements on the internet.
If drivers/employers are doing under-the-table deals for cash in hand payments, it may be hard to prove any entitlement.
There is plenty of official info on LSL entitlements on the internet.
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