Contract Cleaning Industry (Portable Long Service Leave Scheme) Act 2010
58Amount of leave—contract cleaning industry
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58 Amount of leave—contract cleaning industry
58 Amount of leave—contract cleaning industry
(1) A registered worker for the contract cleaning industry who has 3650 days or more of recognised service completed after the commencement of this Act is entitled to 8.67 weeks of long service leave under this Act.
Note.
Payment for leave under this Act is made by the Corporation—see section 60.
(2) A registered worker for the contract cleaning industry who completes a further 1825 days of additional service after the worker last became entitled to long service leave under this Act—
(a) is entitled under this Act to 4.33 weeks of long service leave for the additional days of service if they are credited in the workers register, and
(b) to a further 4.33 weeks of long service leave under this Act for each subsequent further 1825 days of additional service that the worker completes and that is so credited.
(3) A worker for the contract cleaning industry—
(a) who before the commencement of this Act had accrued an entitlement, or after the commencement becomes entitled, to long service leave under the Long Service Leave Act 1955 (the 1955 Act) but who has not accrued any entitlement to long service leave with any employer under this Act, and
(b) who after the commencement of this Act, becomes a registered worker and completes a further 1825 days of additional service in the industry after last becoming entitled to long service leave under the 1955 Act,
is entitled under this Act to 4.33 weeks of long service leave for the additional days of service if the worker is credited with the additional days of service in the workers register and to a further 4.33 weeks of long service leave for each subsequent further 1825 days of additional service that the worker completes and that is so credited.