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I provide labour hire

Queensland has a mandatory licensing scheme to protect labour hire workers and support responsible labour hire providers. All labour hire providers operating in Queensland must be licensed.

Licensing

Information on applying for a labour hire licence.

Laws and compliance

Information on the labour hire licensing scheme, safety and workers' compensation laws and the compliance activities of the Labour Hire Licensing Compliance Unit.

Reporting

Information on the reporting requirements under the labour hire licensing scheme.

Reviews and appeals

Information on reviews and appeals against labour hire licensing scheme decisions.

Other people who can help providers

Information on other organisations that can provide information to labour hire providers on their legal obligations.

Change of circumstance and updating details

The Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017 establishes a number of changes to a licensee that must be declared within 14 days of the change.

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  • Home
  • About the scheme
  • I use labour hire providers
    • Report a problem
    • Cancelled licences
    • Suspended licences
  • I provide labour hire
    • Licensing
      • Fit and proper person
      • Financial viability
      • Compliance with laws associated with labour hire providers' obligations
      • Safety and workers' compensation laws
    • Laws and compliance
      • Penalties and offences
    • Reporting
      • Register for accommodation
    • Reviews and appeals
    • Other people who can help providers
    • Change of circumstance and updating details
  • I am a worker
    • Report a problem
  • Resources
    • Forms and application guide
    • Questions and answers
    • Subscribe
      • Manage your subscription to our ebulletin
      • Unsubscribe
    • Information waiver policy
    • Compliance and enforcement policy