What is a State employment agreement?
768AL What is a State employment agreement?
A State employment agreement is:
an agreement in relation to which the following conditions are satisfied:
the agreement is between a non‑national system employer and one or more of the employees of the employer, or between a non‑national system employer and an association of employees registered under a State industrial law;
the agreement determines terms and conditions of employment of one or more employees of the employer;
the agreement was made under a State industrial law; or
a determination in relation to which the following conditions are satisfied:
the determination determines terms and conditions of employment;
the determination was made under a State industrial law by a State industrial body;
the determination was made in a situation in which parties who were negotiating for the making of an agreement of a kind described in paragraph (a) had not been able to reach an agreement;
the purpose of the determination was to resolve the matters that were at issue in those negotiations.
However, the regulations may provide that an instrument of a specified kind:
is a State employment agreement; or
is not a State employment agreement.
A State employment agreement is a State collective employment agreement unless:
it is an agreement of a kind that, under the relevant State industrial law, could only be entered into by a single employee and a single employer; or
the agreement is of a kind prescribed by the regulations.
A State employment agreement referred to in paragraph (3)(a) or (b) is a State individual employment agreement.
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