The future of Sunday penalty rates

By Anna Patty
Updated July 17 2016 - 7:13pm, first published 12:15am
Harry Hunt, who runs Country Comfort at Casula near Liverpool, says the penalty rates issue is complex because their impact is felt differently by individual businesses. Photo: Peter Rae
Harry Hunt, who runs Country Comfort at Casula near Liverpool, says the penalty rates issue is complex because their impact is felt differently by individual businesses. Photo: Peter Rae
A rally organised by the ACTU marches against the continued attacks against penalty rates for workers last year. Photo: Eddie Jim
A rally organised by the ACTU marches against the continued attacks against penalty rates for workers last year. Photo: Eddie Jim
Emmanuelle-Rose Everett works on a casual basis for Gregory's Bread at the fish market and would prefer to have a full time position. Photo: Wolter Peeters
Emmanuelle-Rose Everett works on a casual basis for Gregory's Bread at the fish market and would prefer to have a full time position. Photo: Wolter Peeters
Harry Hunt, who runs Country Comfort at Casula near Liverpool, says the penalty rates issue is complex because their impact is felt differently by individual businesses. Photo: Peter Rae
Harry Hunt, who runs Country Comfort at Casula near Liverpool, says the penalty rates issue is complex because their impact is felt differently by individual businesses. Photo: Peter Rae

 

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