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What I was thinking is that its quite a small business that doesn't want to pay fees or whatever for transferring outside their institution. And Peartie even thats not acceptable. When my mum worked at Bankwest, all of her pay went to a Commonwealth account.

I'd certainly hope Coles would be providing these shirts for their employees. I wouldn't go out and buy a shirt for work for one day in a month.

which in comparison is the same for someone working at woolies/coles etc, if they are casuals.

I highly doubt that this is legal. May I ask what kind of business it is? Definately contact the Workplace Ombudsman to confirm - maybe they can help you with your employer.

I plan on learning the whole course for one of my subjects in the next few days before my exam on Monday. Will let you know how it goes.

He has to be classed as regional/remote because of his Accommodation Scholarship. I doubt that eligibility would change for someone already on the scholarship, given that they are valid for four years.

My store doesn't let people do this. And I wish they'd implement the same policy for cigarettes too.

The KFC near me has been caught quite a few times.

Please don't start this discussion.

Yeah that should be fine. One of our weekend backups is 15 as well (but we only use her if we can't spare a supervisor). What store are you at?

At least you're making a bit of an effort to do it.

But it needs to be put on before the eftpos starts - if we wait for the customer to ask for cash out then we would often be cancelling their eftpos completely. Also, the company is reimbursed money when a customer receives cashout at the register.

Apparently, new legislation came in a few months back saying that you have to be 18 to work in s/s, which i think is fair. But my store can't really do it as we dont have that many over 18s that work nights/weekends. ^^According to my SSM. Some CSM's are, however, under the impression that...

Elaborate???

Go to the forum that you wish to post in, then click new thread at the top of the thread list. Type your message, and you have a new thread.

Gah, I'm in the same boat as you. I have my last assignment of the semester (bar my one exam) due tomorrow at 12pm. I've written about 25% of it. I've been trying to work on it all day, but clearly failed.

ask your tutor?

I use very short strokes. But my pencil is shit, need a new one.

I've just finished my first semester, and for all of my units I've been told my participation mark. The way that its been worked out has been different for all of my units. In Politics, participation was out of 15. My tutor said that we got one mark for each tutorial that we attended (so 10...

About 45 minutes, usually. 15 minute drive to the station, 20 minute train journey, then 10 minute bus. (That includes waiting time and hunting for a carpark at the train station).