Persons who are workers
Part 1 Persons who are workers
1 A person who works a farm as a sharefarmer is a worker if—
the sharefarmer does not provide and use in the sharefarming operations farm machinery driven or drawn by mechanical power; and
the sharefarmer is entitled to not more than 1/3 of the proceeds of the sharefarming operations under the sharefarming agreement with the owner of the farm.
2 A salesperson, canvasser, collector or other person (salesperson) paid entirely or partly by commission is a worker, if the commission is not received for or in connection with work incident to a trade or business regularly carried on by the salesperson, individually or by way of a partnership.
3 A contractor, other than a contractor mentioned in part 2, section 4 of this schedule, is a worker if—
the contractor makes a contract with someone else for the performance of work that is not incident to a trade or business regularly carried on by the contractor, individually or by way of a partnership; and
the contractor—
does not sublet the contract; or
does not employ a worker; or
if the contractor employs a worker, performs part of the work personally.
4 A person who is party to a contract of service with another person who lends or lets on hire the person’s services to someone else is a worker.
5 A person who is party to a contract of service with a labour hire agency or a group training organisation that arranges for the person to do work for someone else under an arrangement made between the agency or organisation and the other person is a worker.
6 A person who is party to a contract of service with a holding company whose services are let on hire by the holding company to another person is a worker.
7 A person (an intern), other than a person mentioned in chapter 1, part 4, division 3, subdivision 1, 2, 3 or 4, is a worker if the person—
is performing work for a business or undertaking without payment of wages to gain practical experience in the type of work performed by the business or undertaking, or to seek to obtain a qualification; and
would be a worker if the work performed by the person were for the payment of wages.
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