Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1)
Subsection (2) applies to an employee during any period when an
industrial instrument applies to his or her employment.
(2) An employer must
ensure that details are recorded of —
(a) the
employee’s name and, if the employee is under 21 years of age, his
or her date of birth;
(b) any
industrial instrument that applies;
(c) the
date on which the employee commenced employment with the employer;
(d) for
each day —
(i)
the time at which the employee started and finished work;
(ii)
the period or periods for which the employee was paid;
and
(iii)
details of work breaks including meal breaks;
(e) for
each pay period —
(i)
the employee’s designation;
(ii)
the gross and net amounts paid to the employee under the
industrial instrument; and
(iii)
all deductions and the reasons for them;
(f) all
leave taken by the employee, whether paid, partly paid or unpaid;
(g) the
information necessary for the calculation of the entitlement to, and payment
for long service leave under the Long Service Leave Act 1958 , the
Construction Industry Portable Paid Long Service Leave Act 1985 or the
industrial instrument;
(h) any
other information in respect of the employee required under the industrial
instrument to be recorded; and
(i)
any information, not otherwise covered by this
subsection, that is necessary to show that the remuneration and benefits
received by the employee comply with the industrial instrument.
(3) The employer must
ensure that —
(a) the
employment records are kept in accordance with regulations made by the
Governor;
(b) each
entry in relation to long service leave is retained —
(i)
during the employment of the employee; and
(ii)
for not less than 7 years after the employment
terminates;
and
(c) each
other entry is retained for not less than 7 years after it is made.
(4) In this
section —
industrial instrument means —
(a) an
award;
(b) an
order of the Commission under this Act;
(c) an
industrial agreement; or
(d) an
employer-employee agreement.
[Section 49D inserted by No. 20 of 2002
s. 146(1).]