New Zealand Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
1 Each fair pay agreement must specify the following:a) the date on which the agreement comes into force:b) the coverage of the agreement (with sufficient clarity to determine the work or type of work that is covered by the agreement):c) for each type of work covered by the agreement, and for each class of covered employees, the standard hours:d) the following details of wages to be paid for each type of work covered by the agreement, and to each class of covered employees:i) a minimum base wage rate, and when it applies:ii) an overtime rate, and when it applies:iii) a penalty rate, and when it applies:iv) in relation to each rate in subparagraphs (i) to (iii),—A) the specified amount by which it must be adjusted; orB) the calculation that must be used to adjust it:e) for each type of work covered by the agreement, and for each class of covered employees, the arrangements for training and development:f) for each type of work covered by the agreement, and for each class of covered employees, the leave entitlements:g) the governance arrangements that will apply, in addition to the requirements set out in this Act, to the bargaining sides when the agreement is in force:h) the process for each bargaining side to engage with the other bargaining side if a bargaining side requests agreement to bargain for a proposed variation or if bargaining to vary the agreement in accordance with Part 9 :i) the date on which the agreement expires.
2 For the purpose of determining the dates required under subsection (1)(a) and (i),—a) a fair pay agreement must apply for a period that is no less than 3 years, but no more than 5 years; andb) a fair pay agreement must specify—i) 1 commencement date, which must apply to each provision in the fair pay agreement; andii) 1 date on which it expires, which must apply to each provision in the fair pay agreement.
3 For the purposes of subsection (1)(c), and subject to section 124(3) , the fair pay agreement must provide that an employee is entitled to be paid the relevant minimum base wage rate for work performed during the standard hours.
4 Subsection (1)(d) applies subject to section 124 .
5 The mandatory content listed in subsection (1) must—a) be specified in the form required in regulations; andb) include all details required in regulations.
6 Subsection (2)(b)(i) is subject to the bargaining sides approving an employer’s application for delayed commencement under section 141 .