MA000035
Classifications
Choose a reference to read its conditions and official wording.
- How are farm and livestock hands classified?
- How are piggery attendants classified?
- How are poultry farm workers classified?
- Which shearing categories can be combined?
- Can shed hands and Woolpressers exchange duties?
- Who is a learner shearer and what earnings are guaranteed?
- What distinguishes Woolclasser W1, W2 and W3?
- What distinguishes shearing shed expert E1 and E2?
- What experience counts as industry experience?
- What shearing method does the Award describe?
- How are station cooks and Shearing cooks distinguished?
- Who is a shearing shed expert?
- Who is a Woolclasser?
- What work does a Woolpresser do?
- How do station-hand and station-cook experience levels progress?
- What duties describe cattle farm worker grade A (FLH1)?
- What duties describe cattle farm worker grade B (FLH2)?
- How are entry feedlot roles distinguished?
- What describes feedlot level 2 (FLH4)?
- What describes feedlot level 3 (FLH6)?
- What describes feedlot level 4 (FLH7)?
- How do dairy operator grades 1A and 1B differ?
- What describes dairy operator grade 2 (FLH5)?
- What describes senior dairy operator grade 1 (FLH7)?
- What describes senior dairy operator grade 2 (FLH8)?
- Which duties may be required at any piggery level?
- What describes PA1 and when must it progress?
- What describes PA2?
- What describes PA3?
- What describes PA4?
- What describes PA5?
- What describes Senior PA6?
- What describes Senior PA7?
- What describes poultry farm PW1?
- What describes poultry farm PW2?
- What describes poultry farm PW3?
- What describes poultry farm PW4?
- What generally useful work may a shed hand do?
- What full woolpressing duties are required?
- What work are Shearers and Crutchers engaged to do?
- What are W1 Woolclasser duties?