Describing classes of employees and outworkers
2.09 Describing classes of employees and outworkers
This regulation is made for subitem 8(1) of Schedule 2 to the Act.
Schedule 3A to the Act is modified by inserting the following item after item 34.
‘34A Describing classes of employees and outworkers
Without limiting the way in which a class of employees or outworkers mentioned in items 32 to 34 may be described for the purposes of those items, the class may be described by reference to one or more of the following:
a particular type of employment;
a particular classification, job level or grade;
a particular entitlement;
a particular employer.
To avoid doubt, the description of a class is not required to include the names of the employees or outworkers, or the number of employees or outworkers, included in the class.’
Schedule 5 to the Act is modified by inserting the following item after item 11.
‘11A Describing classes of employees and outworkers
Without limiting the way in which a class of employees or outworkers mentioned in items 9 to 11 may be described for the purposes of those items, the class may be described by reference to one or more of the following:
a particular type of employment;
a particular classification, job level or grade;
a particular entitlement;
a particular employer.
To avoid doubt, the description of a class is not required to include the names of the employees or outworkers, or the number of employees or outworkers, included in the class.’
Schedule 6 to the Act is modified by inserting the following item after item 14.
‘14A Describing classes of employees
Without limiting the way in which a class of employees mentioned in items 12 to 14 may be described for the purposes of those items, the class may be described by reference to one or more of the following:
a particular type of employment;
a particular classification, job level or grade;
a particular entitlement;
a particular employer.
To avoid doubt, the description of a class is not required to include the names of the employees, or the number of employees, included in the class.’
Schedule 6A to the Act is modified by inserting the following item after item 16.
‘16A Describing classes of employees
Without limiting the way in which a class of employees mentioned in items 14 to 16 may be described for the purposes of those items, the class may be described by reference to one or more of the following:
a particular type of employment;
a particular classification, job level or grade;
a particular entitlement;
a particular employer.
To avoid doubt, the description of a class is not required to include the names of the employees, or the number of employees, included in the class.’
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