If you’re a State employee, you have special ways to make sure your job follows the rules. These ways can also help you get the rights that this law gives you. This law doesn’t change those special ways. You can use them if you need to.
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70G: Labour Inspectors may make determinations in respect of self-employed persons, or
“Labour inspectors can check if self-employed people can get parental leave money”
71A: Purpose, or
“This part explains how the government helps people who take time off work to care for a new child”
Nothing in this Act shall limit the procedures by which State employees may enforce their conditions of employment and those procedures may be used, where appropriate, to enforce the rights conferred on State employees by this Act.
