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Cessation Application

Section: Cessation Application process

A Cessation Application must be submitted for an eligible employee requesting their entitlement, who is ceasing to be an eligible employee.

The form has 3 sections that must be completed by your employee and a section that must be completed by an authorised contact of your organisation.

MEANING OF CESSATION

For the purposes of this document, cessation means ceasing to be an eligible employee. Instances where an employee may cease to be eligible can include:

  • leaving the Australian black coal mining industry
  • retirement
  • redundancy/resignation/end of contract
  • death
  • changing positions into a role which does not fit the definition of an eligible employee.

Note: when completing the form electronically, ensure full functionality of fillable fields by downloading the form to your computer before completing it.

Cessation Application
Section: Employee details

Employee details for Cessation Application

Please check that your employee has included their correct personal details.

Section: Cessation details

Cessation details

Please ensure your employee has:

  • Selected total hours or specific hours paid (and have entered the amount of hours if specific hours has been selected)
  • Entered the cessation date, which must match your records
  • Selected a cessation code that most accurately describes the reason they are ceasing to be an eligible employee. Note: the cessation code must match what was submitted on the Levy Advice form
  • Signed and dated the form
Section: Employer details

Employer details for Cessation Application

This section must be completed by an authorised contact of your organisation.

Section: Notes

Cessation Application notes

Confirmation document

A confirmation document will be available to download from the Correspondence section of Online Services once the application has been approved by Coal LSL.

Retain this document because the information will be required to submit a Claim for Reimbursement.

Finding employee LSL numbers

You can access this information via the Current Employees section of Online Services. Here you will be able to see all eligible employees and their LSL number we have recorded for your organisation.

Cessation codes explained

Retirement: Entitlement can be accessed once an eligible employee has reached 60 years of age or over and retires from the industry, regardless of how many years of qualifying service they have recorded.

Ill health/incapacity: An eligible employee can access their entitlement if they stop being an eligible employee due to ill health or incapacity, regardless of how many years of qualifying service they have recorded.

Redundancy: If an eligible employee’s position is made redundant and they have completed at least 6 years of qualifying service, they can request a benefit on cessation.

Resignation/end of contract: An eligible employee can access their entitlement on resignation or end of contract if they have completed at least 8 years of qualifying service.

Dismissal: An eligible employee can access their entitlement at dismissal if they have completed at least 8 years of qualifying service.

Section: Submit a Cessation Application

Submit a Cessation Application

All forms need to be submitted via Online Services in the supplied Adobe Acrobat PDF format (.pdf). View our support page for further instructions on how to submit your leave application online.

For questions, please call 1300 852 625 from Monday to Friday between 8.30am and 5.00pm (AEST/AEDT when in operation).

Section: Checklist
Checklist
The Employee Details section of the form is accurately completed (i.e. one option for hours requested and indicated reason for cessation), signed and dated.
The cessation code most correctly describes the reason the employee is ceasing to be an eligible employee.
The Employer Details section of the form is accurately completed by an authorised contact of your organisation.
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