Electricity Regulation 2006
sec.168Meaning of redundant and redundant employee
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sec.168 Meaning of redundant and redundant employee
An employee becomes redundant if the person’s employer no longer needs or has a substantially diminished need for services of a particular kind performed by the person. A person is a redundant employee if— the person was employed by a State electricity entity (the previous employer ); and the person’s employment ended because the person was redundant; and the person has received, or is eligible to receive, a redundancy payment from the previous employer; and the person has not been offered suitable alternative employment by the previous employer or another State electricity entity (each a future employer ). (sec.168-ssec.1) An employee becomes redundant if the person’s employer no longer needs or has a substantially diminished need for services of a particular kind performed by the person. (sec.168-ssec.2) A person is a redundant employee if— the person was employed by a State electricity entity (the previous employer ); and the person’s employment ended because the person was redundant; and the person has received, or is eligible to receive, a redundancy payment from the previous employer; and the person has not been offered suitable alternative employment by the previous employer or another State electricity entity (each a future employer ).
- (a) the person was employed by a State electricity entity (the previous employer ); and
- (b) the person’s employment ended because the person was redundant; and
- (c) the person has received, or is eligible to receive, a redundancy payment from the previous employer; and
- (d) the person has not been offered suitable alternative employment by the previous employer or another State electricity entity (each a future employer ).