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 03-05-2007 

Transition Over - Work Choices record-keeping to be enforced

After a transitional period for employers to comply with the new requirements, it is now obligatory for them to produce and retain certain employee records.

The records include hours worked, pay, annual leave and personal leave. Records must be legible, in English, and in a form readily accessible to a workplace inspector. Employers must also issue pay slips to employees.

Records generally need to be kept for seven years. If an employer is found to breach the law, a court can order fines of up to $5,500 per offence. An employer can be found liable whether aware or not of the need to comply. Contact your solicitor if you would like further information.


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