Long service leave: past, present, and future

Shauna Ferris; Nick Parr; Ray Markey; Tim Kyng

Long service leave: past, present, and future

Shauna Ferris, Nick Parr, Ray Markey, Tim Kyng

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Abstract

As a result of changes to the Australian industrial relations framework, long service leave benefits are under review. State and Commonwealth governments are working towards the development of a new national standard for long service leave (LSL). It is, therefore, timely to re-examine the purpose of LSL. How do people use their LSL benefits? What are the main benefits of LSL for employers, employees, and the community as a whole? This paper provides a historical overview of developments, as well as a summary of current trends, and discusses some proposals for improved vesting and portability of benefits.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5-22
Number of pages	18
Journal	Australian journal of actuarial practice
Volume	3
Publication status	Published - 2015

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