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FAIR WORK ACT 2009 - SECT 768AR

Provisions of the NES that allow instruments to contain particular kinds of terms

Application of particular provisions of the NES

  (1)   The following provisions have effect, on and after the re - employment time of a transferring employee, as if a reference to a modern award or an enterprise agreement included a reference to a copied State instrument for the transferring employee:

  (a)   section   63 (which allows terms dealing with averaging of hours of work);

  (b)   section   93 (which allows terms dealing with cashing out and taking paid annual leave);

  (c)   section   101 (which allows terms dealing with cashing out paid personal/carer's leave);

  (d)   subsection   107(5) (which allows terms dealing with evidence requirements for paid personal/carer's leave etc.);

  (e)   subsection   115(3) (which allows terms dealing with substitution of public holidays);

  (f)   section   118 (which allows terms dealing with an employee giving notice to terminate his or her employment);

  (g)   subsections   121(2) and (3) (which allow terms specifying situations in which the redundancy pay entitlement under section   119 does not apply);

  (h)   section   126 (which allows terms providing for school - based apprentices and trainees to be paid loadings in lieu).

Terms about paid annual leave and personal/carer's leave

  (2)   If a copied State instrument for a transferring employee:

  (a)   includes terms referred to in subsection   93(1) but the terms do not include the requirements referred to in subsection   93(2); or

  (b)   includes terms referred to in subsection   101(1) but the terms do not include the requirements referred to in subsection   101(2);

then the instrument is taken to include terms that include the requirements.

Shiftworker annual leave entitlement

  (3)   If a copied State instrument for a transferring employee applies to the employee, then subsections   87(3) to (5) have effect, on and after the employee's re - employment time, in the same way as they apply to an award/agreement free employee.

Note:   If the transferring employee qualifies for the shiftworker annual leave entitlement under those subsections, the employee will be entitled to 5 (rather than 4) weeks of paid annual leave.


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