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Trading (Allowable Hours) Act 1990
sec.33Anzac Day a holiday for all employees
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### sec.33 Anzac Day a holiday for all employees
An employee in a factory or shop must be given a holiday for the whole of Anzac Day.
However, subsection (1) does not apply to employment—
in a factory or shop of a person employed solely in guarding the factory or shop; or
at a licensed venue under the Racing Act 2002 where a race meeting under that Act is held; or
at an office or agency of a holder of a race wagering licence under the Wagering Act 1998 ; or
on licensed premises under the Liquor Act 1992 or the Wine Industry Act 1994 ; or
in or on a place of public amusement, that is lawfully used for public amusement or entertainment, of a person employed solely for the purpose of the use; or
in an exempt shop; or
in an office where—
the usual activities conducted include renting or leasing accommodation; and
the only activities being conducted are renting or leasing accommodation and related activities; or
in a factory or shop in employment solely for 1 or more of the following activities—
printing, publishing or distributing newspapers;
manufacturing, distributing or supplying electricity, gas or water;
a necessarily continuous process of manufacturing or mining;
essential services;
milk supply;
bread manufacturing;
preparing food in restaurants, cafes, pastry-cook and hot takeaway food kitchens;
an activity prescribed by regulation.
s 33 sub 1995 No. 4 s 33 sch
amd 1994 No. 80 s 67 sch 1 ; 1995 No. 57 s 4 sch 1 ; 2002 No. 9 s 36 ; 2002 No. 58 s 398 (1) sch 2 ; 2016 No. 12 s 389 s ch 2 pt 2 ; 2017 No. 26 s 25
(sec.33-ssec.1) An employee in a factory or shop must be given a holiday for the whole of Anzac Day.
(sec.33-ssec.2) However, subsection (1) does not apply to employment— in a factory or shop of a person employed solely in guarding the factory or shop; or at a licensed venue under the Racing Act 2002 where a race meeting under that Act is held; or at an office or agency of a holder of a race wagering licence under the Wagering Act 1998 ; or on licensed premises under the Liquor Act 1992 or the Wine Industry Act 1994 ; or in or on a place of public amusement, that is lawfully used for public amusement or entertainment, of a person employed solely for the purpose of the use; or in an exempt shop; or in an office where— the usual activities conducted include renting or leasing accommodation; and the only activities being conducted are renting or leasing accommodation and related activities; or in a factory or shop in employment solely for 1 or more of the following activities— printing, publishing or distributing newspapers; manufacturing, distributing or supplying electricity, gas or water; a necessarily continuous process of manufacturing or mining; essential services; milk supply; bread manufacturing; preparing food in restaurants, cafes, pastry-cook and hot takeaway food kitchens; an activity prescribed by regulation.
- (a) in a factory or shop of a person employed solely in guarding the factory or shop; or
- (b) at a licensed venue under the Racing Act 2002 where a race meeting under that Act is held; or
- (c) at an office or agency of a holder of a race wagering licence under the Wagering Act 1998 ; or
- (d) on licensed premises under the Liquor Act 1992 or the Wine Industry Act 1994 ; or
- (e) in or on a place of public amusement, that is lawfully used for public amusement or entertainment, of a person employed solely for the purpose of the use; or
- (f) in an exempt shop; or
- (g) in an office where— (i) the usual activities conducted include renting or leasing accommodation; and (ii) the only activities being conducted are renting or leasing accommodation and related activities; or
- (i) the usual activities conducted include renting or leasing accommodation; and
- (ii) the only activities being conducted are renting or leasing accommodation and related activities; or
- (h) in a factory or shop in employment solely for 1 or more of the following activities— (i) printing, publishing or distributing newspapers; (ii) manufacturing, distributing or supplying electricity, gas or water; (iii) a necessarily continuous process of manufacturing or mining; (iv) essential services; (v) milk supply; (vi) bread manufacturing; (vii) preparing food in restaurants, cafes, pastry-cook and hot takeaway food kitchens; (viii) an activity prescribed by regulation.
- (i) printing, publishing or distributing newspapers;
- (ii) manufacturing, distributing or supplying electricity, gas or water;
- (iii) a necessarily continuous process of manufacturing or mining;
- (iv) essential services;
- (v) milk supply;
- (vi) bread manufacturing;
- (vii) preparing food in restaurants, cafes, pastry-cook and hot takeaway food kitchens;
- (viii) an activity prescribed by regulation.
- (i) the usual activities conducted include renting or leasing accommodation; and
- (ii) the only activities being conducted are renting or leasing accommodation and related activities; or
- (i) printing, publishing or distributing newspapers;
- (ii) manufacturing, distributing or supplying electricity, gas or water;
- (iii) a necessarily continuous process of manufacturing or mining;
- (iv) essential services;
- (v) milk supply;
- (vi) bread manufacturing;
- (vii) preparing food in restaurants, cafes, pastry-cook and hot takeaway food kitchens;
- (viii) an activity prescribed by regulation.