Changes to numerous employment related financial thresholds which are listed every year have been proclaimed by the Australian Government. These are applicable from first July 2013.
Both the employer and employee will be required to enter into an agreement and the employee can be excluded from award coverage, if an employer assures an employee that he/she will receive more than the above income limit. For Unfair Dismissal Applications, an employer could be liable to pay a maximum compensation.
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