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Apprentices and trainees

This is the spot to go for trainees and apprentices, and those considering doing an apprenticeship or traineeship. What rights do apprentices and trainees have in the workplace? How much should I be being paid? Where can I find out more information about undertaking an apprenticeship or traineeship. ...


Am I entitled to any special allowances?

Are there any concessions for union membership for apprentices and trainees?

As an apprentice I have had to suffer through 'initiation' procedures. I can't say anything to anyone at work as it will encourage them and/or turn them even more nasty. What can I do?

As an apprentice, I have had to suffer through “initiation” procedures. I can’t say anything to anyone at work as it will encourage them and/or turn them even more nasty. What can I do?

Can I be part time and do an apprenticeship or traineeship?

Can I do an apprenticeship or traineeship while I’m in school?

Can my training contract be terminated?

Can trainees be made to work overtime?

Do I have to do the training in my own time?

How long does a traineeship take?

How long does an apprenticeship take?

I applied and got a job with a local employer. After I started work, I was told to sign some documents telling me I was a trainee. Even though I’ve already got experience working in the same job before, I’m now being paid less wages. Can they do this?

I’ve already been working with my employer for some time. Now they want me to do a traineeship? Will this affect my wages and other rights at work?

Is there any concession union memberships for apprentices/trainees?

Should I get paid for the time I spend training?

To get a traineeship, the employer is telling me I must sign an Australian Workplace Agreement. What does this mean and what are my rights?

What are my rights as an apprentice or trainee?

What can I do if I’m not getting the training I’m supposed to under my traineeship or apprenticeship?

What can I earn as a trainee or apprentice?

What do I get out of an apprenticeship or traineeship?

What happens if I’m sacked?

What if I’ve never signed a training agreement or a contract of training yet I’m told I am a trainee?

What is a traineeship?

What is an apprenticeship?

What is the difference between an apprenticeship and a traineeship?

What type of training should I be provided with?

Where can I find out about the rights of apprentices?

Who can do a traineeship or apprenticeship?

Who pays for any tools or equipment I need for my training?

Who pays for the training?

Who provides the training?


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