Short‑term arrangements—entering into other labour hire agreements
306U Short‑term arrangements—entering into other labour hire agreements
A regulated host covered by a regulated labour hire arrangement order contravenes this section if:
an employer covered by the regulated labour hire arrangement order is not required to pay a regulated employee at a rate determined under or in accordance with this Part because of the operation of subsection 306G(2) (including as it applies because of subsection 306M(9) or 306Q(8)); and
the regulated host enters into an agreement that has the result that another person is to perform the same, or substantially the same, work as that performed by the regulated employee for the regulated host; and
it could reasonably be concluded that the purpose, or one of the purposes, of engaging the other person is to achieve the result that the employer is not required to pay a regulated employee at a rate determined under or in accordance with this Part.
This section is a civil remedy provision (see Part 4‑1).
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