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StatuteFair Work Act 2009

Section 306EC — Fair Work Act 2009: Notification requirements in relation to new covered employment instrument

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Notification by regulated host (1) If a regulated labour hire arrangement order in force covers a regulated host and an event mentioned in subsection (2) occurs, the regulated host must, as soon as practicable after the event occurs, give written notice to any employers covered by the order of: (a) the event; and (b) the effect that the event will have or would have in relation to the order. Note: This subsection is a civil remedy provision (see Part 4-1). (2) The events are the following: (a) approval, by employees, of a covered employment instrument that will, if it comes into operation, become the host employment instrument covered by the order because of section 306EB; (b) any other approval or making of a covered employment instrument that will, if it comes into operation, become the host employment instrument covered by the order because of section 306EB, other than an approval by the FWC of an enterprise agreement (see subsection (3) of this section). Notification by FWC (3) If the FWC approves an enterprise agreement that, because of section 306EB, will become the host employment instrument covered by a regulated labour hire arrangement order, the FWC must, as soon as practicable after the approval, give written notice to any employers covered by the order of: (a) the approval of the enterprise agreement; and (b) the effect of the approval in relation to the order.

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