Long service leave disputes
Applications can be made to SAET:
- to seek an exemption from provisions of the Long Service Leave Act 1987 (section 9)
- to review a SafeWork SA inspector’s notice in relation to an application for long service leave under the Long Service Leave Act 1987 (section 12)
- to seek long service leave where it has been not granted or the payment of long service leave entitlements where it has not been paid under the Long Service Leave Act 1987 (section 13)
- to review a decision of the Construction Industry Long Service Leave Board under the Construction Industry Long Service Leave Act 1987 (section 34)
- to review a decision of an industry board under the Portable Long Service Leave Act 2024 (section 54)
- by an industry board to seek an imposition of a civil penalty in respect of a contravention of the provisions of the Portable Long Service Leave Act 2024 (section 56)
What do I need to do?
You should carefully consider the provisions of the relevant legislation referred to above before making an application. Time limits to make an application may apply. It is sensible to seek advice from a practitioner who can provide information and assistance about your rights and the process. Links to services who provide advice can be found here Useful links – SAET.
How do I make an application?
Please obtain the relevant form(s) via the SAET Forms page.
Is there a cost?
No.
Where can I find more information?
For information about long service leave, visit the Safework SA website: Long service leave | SafeWork SA
Information about portable long service leave in the construction industry and the community services sector can be found on the Portable Long Service Leave website: Take it with you | SA Portable Long Service Leave