Employment Relations Amendment Bill - Amendment paper No 111
Employment Relations Amendment Bill - Amendment paper No 111
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Employment Relations Amendment Bill - Amendment paper No 111
No 111
House of Representatives
Supplementary Order Paper
Thursday, 13 September 2018
Employment Relations Amendment Bill
Proposed amendment
Hon Scott Simpson, in Committee, to move the following amendment:
Clause 4
Delete clause 4 (page 6, lines 7 to 37).
Explanatory note
This Supplementary Order Paper amends the Employment Relations Amendment Bill by deleting clause 4 of the Bill.
As the Bill is currently written, the legislation provides that the union delegate may conduct union activity, during their working hours, whilst retaining pay. Clause 4 states that an employee has the choice of agreeing with the employer that time may be taken without notice, or simply telling the employer. As part of the good faith principles in an employee-employer relationship, allowing delegates time off to undertake their duties is not new. However, unions should be responsible for compensating delegates for the work they do, rather than the employer being responsible for compensation for activities that do not directly affect their business.
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