• Red flags: Beware of illegal phoenix activity

    Read more about LHA's crackdown on the highly illegal practice of phoenixing.

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  • Recent licence refusals – fit and proper persons

    Where licence applicants are not fit and proper, applications may be refused.

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  • Changes to labour hire accommodation regulations

    Some providers will need to meet new requirements from February 2023.

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Making it fair for labour hire workers and providers across Victoria

I provide labour hire (provider)

I provide labour hire (provider)

If you conduct a business that involves supplying one or more individuals to work in a business owned by another person you need to apply for a licence to operate as a labour hire provider. Substantial penalties may apply to persons who provide labour hire services or advertise that they provide labour hire services but are unlicensed.

Providers: Learn more
I use labour hire (host)

I use labour hire (host)

If you conduct a business that engages labour hire providers to supply you with individuals to work in your business, you must use licensed labour hire providers or providers that have applied for a licence before 30 October 2019 and the application has not been refused.

Hosts: Learn more
I am a worker (worker)

I am a worker (worker)

If you are a labour hire worker, you should be engaged by reputable providers who comply with their legal obligations.

Workers: Learn more