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Every worker is entitled to be safe at work, but casual workers can fall through the cracks

  • Written by Kantha Dayaram, Professor, School of Management, Curtin University
Every worker is entitled to be safe at work, but casual workers can fall through the cracksShuttterstock

On Monday, Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke flagged the government’s plan to legislate to enable casuals who work regular shifts to convert to permanent work.

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