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Employment rights of casual workers

The employment rights of casual workers have provoked much case law. Where do employers and workers stand? The term “casual worker” is used to cover a variety of workplace relationships and there is commonly some uncertainty as to the rights attaching to such workers. Confusion can arise because the extent of employment rights for casual Employment rights of casual workers