Australia Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)
Part 2-9: Wages, deductions, pay secrecy, fixed term contracts, right to disconnect – Australia Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)

Australia Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) s325: s 325 No unreasonable requirements to spend or pay money for the employer's benefit

The employer does not directly or indirectly require an employee, or a prospective employee in connection with potential employment, to spend or pay an amount of their money or wages where the requirement is unreasonable and, for a payment, it benefits the employer or a related party (for example unpaid trials paid by the worker, compulsory purchases from the employer, or cash-back schemes). Terms of awards, agreements or contracts allowing unreasonable deductions or requirements have no effect (s 326), and amounts required contrary to s 325 are treated as unauthorised deductions in recovery proceedings (s 327).

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