WA Employment Law - Casual Senior Employee Traded Shifts by Employer?

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7 December 2016
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I was wondering if I am employed as a casual senior employee and have regular shifts and one shift happens to fall on a public holiday, is it legal under employment law for my shift to be filled by a junior casual employee just so my employer can save money on wages?
 

Lance

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31 October 2015
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Hi,

Yes I believe it is perfectly legal. Generally casual employees don't have guaranteed hours and usually have irregular hours. So while it may not be seem fair it is legal.