‘Annual, Personal, Parental’: Learn about the types of leave in Australia and their differences

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Some of the leave types in Australia include annual, personal, long service and parental. Credit: Pexels / Ron Lach / Vanessa Loring

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In this episode of ‘Trabaho, Visa, atbp.', Employment Lawyer Charlie Bulos explains the common leave types in Australia.

Key Points
  • Some of the leave types in Australia include annual, personal, long service and parental.
  • The Employment Lawyer highlights differences in terminology used in Australia and the Philippines.
  • One term used in the Philippines, ‘vacation leave,' can be likened to ‘annual leave' in Australia, although there are some differences.
'Trabaho, Visa, atbp.' is a podcast series that features issues and information about migration to Australia every Thursday on SBS Filipino.
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Employment Law expert Charlie Bulos
In an interview, Employment Lawyer Charlie Bulos discussed the importance of understanding the meaning and differences of main types of leaves such as annual, personal, long service and parental.
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‘Annual, Personal, Parental’: Alamin ang mga uri ng leave sa Australia at ano ang pagkakaiba ng mga ito

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19/10/202307:32
The information in this story is general in nature. For advice on individual situations, please contact a respective and licenced employment or migration expert.
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