“I managed to find a job as a casual at the local bank during the school break.”

“It is a good example of how casualisation is being used to slash wages and conditions.”

“Together these tendencies bring increased flexibility, casualisation and insecurity, staff cuts, downsizing and outsourcing.”

“There was a very important decision handed down on December 29, which fanned the flames under the debate about casualisation in the workforce.”

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“He approached every problem with casualness, showing no interest in finding a solution or understanding its implications.”

“The casualness of his attire and relaxed demeanor made him stand out at the formal gala.”

“Despite the urgency of the situation, her casualness towards the impending deadline was clear as she continued on with her leisurely pace.”

“The next best way is to get yourself garbed in a mix of exciting casuals or formals that really help you breathe easy.”

“So what they'll do is to basically engage those individuals as casuals, through a labour hire company.”

“So it is common ground that this clause governs the remuneration entitlements of casuals?”