129ELiability of apparent employer for unpaid remuneration for which an unpaid remuneration claim has been made

#### 129E Liability of apparent employer for unpaid remuneration for which an unpaid remuneration claim has been made 129E Liability of apparent employer for unpaid remuneration for which an unpaid remuneration claim has been made > > (1) Except as provided by subsection (4), an apparent employer served with an unpaid remuneration claim under section 129D is liable (subject to any proceedings as referred to in section 129G) for the amount of unpaid remuneration claimed. > > > (2) An apparent employer may, within 14 days after being served with an unpaid remuneration claim, refer the claim in accordance with this section to another person the apparent employer knows or has reasonable grounds to believe is the person for whom the work was done (the actual employer). > > > (3) An apparent employer refers an unpaid remuneration claim in accordance with this section by— > > > > > (a) advising the outworker concerned in writing of the name and address of the actual employer, and > > > > > (b) serving a copy of the claim (a referred claim) on the actual employer. > > > (4) The apparent employer is not liable for the whole or any part of an amount of unpaid remuneration claimed for which the actual employer served with a referred claim accepts liability in accordance with section 129F. > > **ch 2, pt 11, divs 1–4 (ss 129A–129J):** Ins 2006 No 1, Sch 1 \[2\]. > > **ch 2, pt 11, div 4 (ss 129D–129J):** Ins 2006 No 1, Sch 1 \[2\].