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Energy Services Corporations (Savings and Transitional) Regulation 1996

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7 Preservation of extended service leave entitlements

Continuous service of an eligible employee with the old generator is taken to be service with the new generator for the purpose only of calculating the employee’s entitlement to extended service leave.

Parts 4 (cll 6–13): Ins 20.12.1996.

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