Employment Practice Submission method: As a word document (not pdf) The purpose of the case study is to enable students to examine a situation in the context of the course. The case study is a take-home assessment task that requires a question to be answered. Students will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate understanding of key concepts and principles, as well as their insights into the relevant law. Word count: The total word length for this assignment is three hundred words (a maximum only of 10% over or under this limit will be allowed). Please provide your word count in your case study document, and do not include references within your word count. Referencing: The referencing method used in your assignment must be strictly in accordance with the APA style. In writing your response, please ensure that you answer the question posed and address the criteria mentioned (see course description under the heading Assessment Task 1). Most marks will be given for analysis; very few marks will be given for merely restating information. QUESTION: Access and review the segment by Conor Duffy and Nick Sas (Contributor) (16 October 2020) titled ‘Universities accused of ‘sham contracting’ as wage scandal in Australia’s higher education sector deepens’: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-16/universitywage-theft-case-hits-federal-court-union-claim/12771128 REQUIRED: After undertaking your own independent research, explain the legal implications of the term “sham contracting” which is discussed in this article. (20 marks) IMPORTANT NOTES: ***** All potential cases involving a breach of academic integrity in your assessments, including the use of artificial intelligence websites such as Chat GPT will be reported as per University policy. University policy does not allow for the use of artificial intelligence. All assessments involving the potential use of artificial intelligence, plagiarism, collusion, cheating, and submitting work that is not your own will be reported. This includes similarity to other students’ work and similarity to the work of others (including textbooks, journal articles, websites, cheating websites, and artificial intelligence). 1 CRICOS Provider No. 00103D