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✓ The Canberra TimesPower & Policy

ACT considers dropping 'local' from Secure Local Jobs Code name

The ACT government is reviewing the Secure Local Jobs Code. Introduced in 2018, it requires contractors on government work to follow workplace laws. The government found the name confuses people about what it does.

Why it mattersA clearer name and stronger oversight could stop underpayment and safety problems on government building projects.

AustraliaThe Secure Local Jobs Code affects how ACT government spending flows to construction and service companies, and how their workers are protected during those jobs.

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