Long Service Leave Policy
This Long Service Leave Policy can be used to notify your employees of their potential eligibility to take long service leave and help them feel recognised and supported in the workplace if they are a long-term employee. This Policy also clarifies any notification requirements that are in place for employees who wish to take this leave.
Last updated October 24, 2025
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The Legal Risk Score of a Long Service Leave Policy Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- It can be changed easily.
- The minimum long service leave periods are easy to access and calculate.
- The enforcement of the policy through potential disciplinary actions, including termination, for breaches may create a sense of rigidity and deter employees from freely discussing or negotiating terms related to their long service leave.
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What is Long Service Leave in Western Australia?
Long Service Leave in Western Australia may have different requirements to other Australian jurisdictions. Find out how it works in this article.
What is a Long Service Leave Entitlement?
Interested in taking some extended time off work? Read this article to find out how long service leave entitlements work.
Can Employers Refuse Long Service Leave?
Want to take some extended time off? Read on to find out whether an employer can legally refuse your long service leave request.
What is Long Service Leave in Victoria
Learn more about your entitlements for long service leave in Victoria. This post covers everything you need to know.
What is Long Service Leave in the Australian Capital Territory
Interested in taking some time off work? Here's what you need to know about long service leave in the Australian Capital Territory.
What is Long Service Leave in Queensland?
Been at the same place for a while and want to take some time off? Here's what you need to know about long service leave (LSL) in Queensland.
What Is Long Service Leave in New South Wales?
Long service leave entitlements vary depending on which state you work in. Learn more about entitlements to long service leave (NSW) here.
What is Long Service Leave in South Australia
Interested in taking some time off work? Here's what you need to know about taking long service leave in South Australia.
Long Service Leave: An Ultimate Guide for Employers in Australia
Are your employees entitled for long service leave? Glance through this guide to understand their entitlements.
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