Records—pay
3.33 Records—pay
For subsection 535(1) of the Act, a kind of employee record that an employer must make and keep is a record that specifies:
the rate of remuneration paid to the employee; and
the gross and net amounts paid to the employee; and
any deductions made from the gross amount paid to the employee.
If the employee is a casual or irregular part‑time employee who is guaranteed a rate of pay set by reference to a period of time worked, the record must set out the hours worked by the employee.
If the employee is entitled to be paid:
an incentive‑based payment; or
a bonus; or
a loading; or
a penalty rate; or
another monetary allowance or separately identifiable entitlement;
the record must set out details of the payment, bonus, loading, rate, allowance or entitlement.
Subsection 535(1) of the Act is a civil remedy provision. Section 558 of the Act and Division 4 of Part 4‑1 deal with infringement notices relating to alleged contraventions of civil remedy provisions.
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