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Structure - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Structure of the Board. The Board is a body corporate of seven members who are appointed by the State government principally from nominations made by industry unions to represent employees, the Master Builders Association and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry to represent employers. The Chairperson is a separate appointment by the Minister. Ms L Gibbs LLB. Ms A Bishop representing employers. Mr M Buchan representing employees. Funds of the Board.

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Publications and Forms - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. MyLeave Days of Service Query. Application for Payment of Long Service Leave. Claim by Employer for Recovery Long Service Leave. Third Party Consent Form. Freedom of Information Application form. 2016 OnSite Workers Newsletters. 2016 Onsite Employer Newsletters. 2015 OnSite Workers Newsletters. 2015 OnSite Employer Newsletters. Employer Return Form Contribution Day Calendar. Recent History Of Employer Levy. Quaterly Returns – How to submit.

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About the Board - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. The Construction Industry Long Service Leave Payments Board (the Board) is a Statutory Authority established as a corporate body. The Board was created to administer a portable long service leave Scheme for employees in the construction industry. The Board is funded by compulsory contributions from employers. MyLeave is the registered business name of the Board. Registration Benefits – Why you should join? Quaterly Returns – How to submit.

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Scheme Overview - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Claim your Long Service Leave. Think just because you’ve worked for different employers you’re not entitled to long service leave? As a construction industry worker, you’re able to take your long service leave benefits with you from employer to employer. It’s your time to enjoy. Move from employer to employer, even interstate, without losing your long service leave benefits. Receive up to 8 2/3 weeks fully-paid long service leave after 10 years.

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Workers FAQ - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. How Does the Scheme Work? In Western Australia, to be entitled to a long service leave benefit you normally must accrue a minimum of 7 years service with a single employer. However if you work on site in the construction industry, you may find yourself working with many employers over the same period. That’s why a portable long service leave Scheme has been established by Government exclusively for construction industry workers. Yes, ensure you regi...

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Employer FAQ - MyLeaveMyLeave

http://www.myleave.wa.gov.au/help/employer-faq

Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Do I need to register? It is compulsory by law for employers, as defined, to register in this Scheme which is established under the Construction Industry Portable Paid Long Service Leave Act 1985 the Act. What is the definition of employer? Employees include individual subcontractors hired principally for labour and paid by the day or hour. If the employee is entitled to paid leave:. If the employee is not entitled to paid leave:. Do I include worke...

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Apprentices - MyLeaveMyLeave

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Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Claim your Long Service Leave. How construction industry apprentices can enjoy the benefits. Long Service Leave seems a long way off when you’re an apprentice. All you want to do is learn as much as you can over the next few years and get your trade qualification. Did you know those years of apprenticeship can count towards your long service leave? It’s your time to enjoy. Receive up to 8 2/3. Weeks fully-paid long service leave after 10 years.

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Claim your Long Service Leave - MyLeaveMyLeave

http://www.myleave.wa.gov.au/workers/claim-your-long-service-leave

Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Claim your Long Service Leave. Claim your Long Service Leave. How to Claim your Leave. To claim, just complete and submit the Application for Payment of Long Service Leave Form. To MyLeave. The form is in two parts. You should complete Part 1, and your employer should complete Part 2. How much will you Receive? When will you be Paid. Please note that you should allow a minimum period of 2 weeks for MyLeave to approve and process your claim.

myleave.wa.gov.au

Workers FAQ - MyLeaveMyLeave

http://www.myleave.wa.gov.au/help

Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. How Does the Scheme Work? In Western Australia, to be entitled to a long service leave benefit you normally must accrue a minimum of 7 years service with a single employer. However if you work on site in the construction industry, you may find yourself working with many employers over the same period. That’s why a portable long service leave Scheme has been established by Government exclusively for construction industry workers. Yes, ensure you regi...

myleave.wa.gov.au

Scheme Overview - MyLeaveMyLeave

http://www.myleave.wa.gov.au/employers

Skip to primary content. Claim your Long Service Leave. Employees in the construction industry have access to a portable long service leave Scheme funded by a compulsory levy on employers. If you are an employer who employs workers in the construction industry you may be required by law to register in this Scheme. IMPORTANT: It is compulsory by law for employers, as defined, to register in this Scheme which is established under the Construction Industry Portable Paid Long Service Leave Act 1985 the Act.