Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of employment contracts listed in the material?

• A. Strategic Agreement
• B. Modern Award
• C. Enterprise Agreement
• D. Common Law Contract

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding the three ways employment terms are categorized in the material. The three types are Modern Award, Enterprise Agreement, and Common Law Contract. A Strategic Agreement isn’t listed among these categories, so it doesn’t fit as one of the three types.

Modern Award sets the minimum terms and conditions for a specific industry or occupation. Enterprise Agreements are negotiated at the workplace between employer and employees (often with a union) and can tailor terms beyond the award. Common Law Contracts are individual arrangements created under common law, outside the awards and enterprise agreements. So the term that doesn’t belong is Strategic Agreement.