Long service leave is a type of employment benefit that applies to eligible people who have been working for the same employer for a period of time. It’s a statutory benefit, which means it must be awarded to anyone who’s entitled to it.įor most employees, exactly how long they would need to work for one employer in order to be eligible depends on the state or territory in question. The amount of leave that an employee might be entitled to could also vary depending on the state or territory.Īccording to the Australian Fair Work Ombudsman, in most cases, long service leave is paid at the employee’s ordinary pay rate, which is the base pay rate for usual hours of work and doesn’t include things like shift loading or overtime. Seasoned casual employees in some states and territories may be eligible for long service leave, in addition to full-time and part-time permanent employees, according to the Fair Work Ombudsman. But as we’ll see below, each state and territory has its own rules for how long service leave works.Ĭanstar may earn a fee for referrals from its website tables and from Promotion or Sponsorship of certain products. Fees payable by product providers for referrals and Sponsorship or Promotion may vary between providers, website position, and revenue model.
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