estate tax guidelines
Are they ripping me off?
I am 19 years old and i have been working in administration/reception for almost 3 years. I just started a new job at a real estate agents working 37.5 hours a week. Before i started they told me i would be getting paid $16-16.50 an hour and then once i started they said sorry we got it wrong and its is actually $14 and i said ok thats fine.
The lady called me into her office the other day and said “i didnt realise you were 19, so you actually are only getting $270 a week after tax” (which is about $10 an hour before tax and $7.30 an hour after tax).
They go off a pay rate from the Australian Workplace Authority website for Real Estate – Do they have to pay those rates or are they just a guideline? They hired me on my skill, so how can they turn around and pay me by my age?
I now am not sure what to do, because i know i am worth more than $10 an hour.
Talk to Human Resources Dept, if they don’t help, go and talk to the BBB, Better Business Beurou? Good luck
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