Complaints about labour hire licensees
36 Complaints about labour hire licensees
If the commissioner receives a complaint about a licensee, the commissioner may—
investigate the complaint; or
if the complaint relates to a failure to comply with a workplace law or standard—refer the complaint to the authority responsible for administering the workplace law or standard; or
take no action if the commissioner reasonably believes the complaint—
lacks substance; or
is frivolous, vexatious or was not made in good faith; or
has been adequately dealt with.
The commissioner must—
deal with the complaint in accordance with any complaints guideline under section 37; and
give written notice of the action taken under subsection (1) unless the complainant has not provided contact details.
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