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From 1 January 2021, all employers in Queensland's community services industry must register with the portable long service leave scheme. Use the tool below to see if your organisation needs to register with QLeave as an employer.

Before you start:

Check the list of eligible community services covered by the scheme below.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community services
accommodation support services
advocacy services
alcohol and other drug services
child safety and support services
community development services
community education services
offenders transitioning services
social housing services
youth justice services

community legal services
counselling services
disability emergency response services
disability support services
employment services
family and domestic violence services
family day care services
respite services
violence prevention services
youth support services

financial counselling services
foster care and out-of-home care services
home and community care services
homelessness support services
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex services
mental health services
migrant and multicultural support services
seniors community support services
women’s services

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Please note, local, State and Commonwealth government bodies are not eligible to register with QLeave.

Select one of the following options *

You must register as an employer. You will need to complete a return and pay the QLeave levy each quarter.
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You may choose to register as an employer. You will need to complete a return and pay the QLeave levy each quarter.
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You must register as an employer. You will need to complete a return and pay the QLeave levy each quarter.
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Your organisation is not eligible to register with the scheme.

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Acknowledgement of Country

QLeave acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community.

We pay our respect to all Traditional Owners and to their Elders past and present.