Gladstone Power Station Agreement Regulation 2016
sec.14Employees who are not entitled to benefits
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sec.14 Employees who are not entitled to benefits
An employee who is retrenched because of a redundancy is not entitled to benefits under this part if— section 18 (2) applies to the employee; or the employee— dies or suffers a permanent injury or illness making the employee incapable of continuing employment with the company; or is engaged in a casual capacity or for a specific task; or has less than 1 year of service; or terminates employment during the period of notice given under section 22 without the company’s prior approval, unless the approval is unreasonably withheld.
- (a) section 18 (2) applies to the employee; or
- (b) the employee— (i) dies or suffers a permanent injury or illness making the employee incapable of continuing employment with the company; or (ii) is engaged in a casual capacity or for a specific task; or (iii) has less than 1 year of service; or (iv) terminates employment during the period of notice given under section 22 without the company’s prior approval, unless the approval is unreasonably withheld.
- (i) dies or suffers a permanent injury or illness making the employee incapable of continuing employment with the company; or
- (ii) is engaged in a casual capacity or for a specific task; or
- (iii) has less than 1 year of service; or
- (iv) terminates employment during the period of notice given under section 22 without the company’s prior approval, unless the approval is unreasonably withheld.
- (i) dies or suffers a permanent injury or illness making the employee incapable of continuing employment with the company; or
- (ii) is engaged in a casual capacity or for a specific task; or
- (iii) has less than 1 year of service; or
- (iv) terminates employment during the period of notice given under section 22 without the company’s prior approval, unless the approval is unreasonably withheld.