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ARTICLE · 07 MAY 2022

Labour hire agreements

Businesses may enter into labour hire agreements for the provision of workers for a specific task or ongoing performance.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

In the current environment, it is not unusual for businesses to enter into an arrangement with another party for the provision of workers, whether for a specific task or type of work, or for the ongoing performance of services.

Labour hire agreements can be drafted to reflect the terms and conditions of such an arrangement, that is, between one party who provides the workers ("Provider"), and the other party who "hires" the workers ("Client"). The agreement will usually set out the rights and obligations of each party, and may vary depending on the workers being provided, the work being performed and the industry of work.

Some of the matters which may be covered in a labour hire agreement include the following:

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