The assembly of electrical switchboards or similar products in a manufacturer's factory does not constitute 'electrical services' within the meaning of the Electrical Contracting Industry Award 1992, and therefore does not attract a long service leave charge under the Construction Industry Long Service Leave Act 1997 (Vic). The definition of 'electrical services' is confined to on-site work involving the installation, servicing and maintenance of electrical appliances at the premises where they are used or to be used. Labour hire companies supplying electricians to manufacturers for factory-based assembly work are not liable for the construction industry long service leave charge in respect of that work.
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