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What Are My Obligations During The Daylight Savings Changeover?

Published October 5, 2018 (last updated on April 17, 2024) | Adam Wyatt - Content Writer

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Daylight savings is upon us, and for business owners in ACT, NSW, SA, Tasmania and Victoria it means understanding your obligations to employees who will be working during the changeover.

Clocks will officially go forward one hour at 2am on Sunday 7 October. To understand your obligations as an employer, now is the time to check your relevant Award, Agreement or Employment Contracts for specific obligations relating to Daylight Savings.

If your employment paperwork doesn’t mention anything about Daylight Savings – then you pay your employees by the clock (that means paying staff for a full shift even though they technically worked one hour less).

Need advice on understanding your obligations during the Daylight Savings changeover? Call our experts now on 1300 651 415.

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