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ARTICLE · 10 OCTOBER 2018

Labour hire licensing in South Australia: one step forward, two steps back

Article discusses the abrupt backflip of the SA licensing scheme and discusses what this means for your business.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Despite spearheading Labour Hire Licensing in Australia, the South Australian (SA) Government has already scrapped their new scheme.

Growing concern over the exploitation of workers in the mining and agricultural industry has led a number of state governments to introduce new legislation tackling the issue. In the past year, South Australia, Queensland and Victoria have all instigated new licencing schemes for labour hire services.

However, the Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017 (SA) (the Act) will be scrapped before the licencing scheme has even commenced. If your company provides or uses labour hire services, read on to untangle the abrupt backflip of the SA licencing scheme and find out what this means for your business.

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