Sunday, holiday penalties to be cut
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The Fair Work Commission has cut penalty rates for Sundays and public holidays in retail and hospitality, saying they are no longer "fair and relevant".
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The Fair Work Commission has cut penalty rates for Sundays and public holidays in retail and hospitality, saying they are no longer "fair and relevant".
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