What if I told you that getting your employment agreements wrong could cost you $20,000? And what if I told you that you might be making this mistake right now? Welcome to another eye-opening episode, where we delve into the critical topic of hours of work and why it's essential to get it right.

Join Sanam as she uncovers the often misunderstood and unspoken rules surrounding minimum and maximum work hours. From the surprising findings on websites to real-life cases that highlight the costly consequences of non-compliance, this episode is packed with valuable insights for employers and HR professionals.

We'll explore:

The importance of specifying hours of work in employment agreements.
Key sections of the Employment Relations Act and the Minimum Wage Act.
Real-life cases and their implications.
Best practices for setting and managing work hours.
Tips for avoiding legal pitfalls when considering hours of work.

Whether you're an employer, HR professional, or just curious about employment law, this episode provides the essential knowledge you need to ensure compliance. Tune in to learn how to avoid costly mistakes and ensure your employment agreements are robust and clear.

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