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Employment advertisements
All forms of job advertisements must be non-discriminatory, and must not be misleading, in order to avoid liability under federal, state and territory anti-discrimination legislation or the Australian Consumer Law.
Importantly, however, a job advertisement which requires prospective employees to possess a particular personal characteristic will not fall foul of anti-discrimination laws if that characteristic if a genuine occupational requirement of the job.
See Employment advertisements.