Unfair Deactivation Application — Regulated Worker / Gig Worker (Form F89)
Form number: F89
A regulated worker (employee-like gig worker on a digital labour platform earning under $175,000/year) who has been unfairly deactivated can apply to the Fair Work Commission using Form F89 within 21 days of deactivation.
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