South Australian Repealed Acts South Australian Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
69—Classes of industry
(1) The Corporation
may, for the purposes of the calculation of premiums, divide the industries
carried on in the State into various classes.
(2) The Corporation
may determine any question as to the class of industry in which an employer
employs workers.
(3) In determining the
class of industry in which an employer employs workers the following
provisions will be applied:
(a) if
the employer employs a worker in 2 or more classes of industry—
(i)
the worker will, subject to any determination by the
Corporation to the contrary, be treated as if solely employed in the class of
industry in which he or she is predominantly employed; and
(ii)
if it is not possible to determine which is the
predominant class, the worker will be treated as if solely employed in a class
of industry determined by the Corporation;
(b)
subject to paragraphs (c)
and (d)
—if the employer employs workers in different classes of industry all
workers employed by the employer will, if the Corporation so determines, be
treated as engaged in the predominant class of industry;
(c) if
the employer employs workers at 2 or more workplaces, all workers
employed at a particular workplace will, if the Corporation so determines, be
treated as engaged in the predominant class of industry conducted at that
workplace;
(d) in
determining what is the predominant class of industry, the Corporation will
have regard to—
(i)
the importance within the employer's total operations of
each class of industry in which workers are employed; and
(ii)
any other factor determined to be relevant by the
Corporation.
(4) The Corporation
may, as it thinks fit, review and revise a determination previously made under
or for the purposes of this section.
(5) A revision may be
made under subsection (4)
at any time (including in respect of a period that is underway).