MyLeave Supporting WA's Construction Workforce
MyLeave supports WA's construction workforce by providing portable long service leave for workers in the building industry. The scheme helps retain skilled tradespeople across housing and economic projects.
How does MyLeave portable long service leave work for WA construction workers?
Affects builders, carpenters, plumbers, electricians and other tradies in WA. Portable leave entitlements follow workers between employers, impacting how businesses manage leave obligations.
Key takeaways
- MyLeave provides portable long service leave for WA construction industry workers.
- Leave entitlements follow workers between employers, not tied to a single company.
- The scheme aims to support workforce retention in WA's housing and construction sector.
- WA tradies and builders should understand their MyLeave obligations as an employer.
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