Resources
Module 2 Slides
Download a copy of the Day 1 PowerPoint slides here. The Module 2 slides have been bookmarked for your ease of reference.
Queensland Procurementencompasses the whole process of obtaining goods and services. Beginning with the identification of needs, procurement can include the functions of planning, design, standards determination, specifica... Policy 2021
The Threshold requirements are set out in the section 2.3 of the Queensland Procurement Policy
Queensland Government expects suppliers to comply with the Ethical Suppliermeans an enterprise known to be capable of supplying required goods and/or services. It includes manufacturers, stockists, resellers, merchants, distributors, consultants and contractors. Threshold. This means that a suppliermeans an enterprise known to be capable of supplying required goods and/or services. It includes manufacturers, stockists, resellers, merchants, distributors, consultants and contractors. has not:
- contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2 or Chapter 3 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth), or committed an offence against the Fair Work Act;
- contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7 of the Industrial Relations Act 2016, or committed an offence against the Industrial Relations Act, or failed to pay employment related levies, or other payments, established under Queensland legislation;
- failed to make superannuation contributions on behalf of employees in accordance with law;
- purported to treat employees as independent contractors, where they are not required persons who would otherwise be employees to provide an Australian Business Number so that they could be treated as independent contractors engaged persons on unpaid work trials or as unpaid interns, where they should be treated as employees;
- entered into an arrangement for the provision of labour hire services with a person who is not licensed under the Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017, or a suppliermeans an enterprise known to be capable of supplying required goods and/or services. It includes manufacturers, stockists, resellers, merchants, distributors, consultants and contractors. who is an unlicensed provider under the Act; or
- paid employees wages below those provided for in an applicable modern award. Agencies will ensure tendering documents and contracts address the Ethical Supplier ThresholdThe Ethical Supplier Threshold described in the Queensland Procurement Policy, that is, whether a supplier has: • contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2 or Chapter 3 of the Fair Work Act ..., and should refer to guidelinesA document detailing information and guidance that assists a user to fulfil a policy requirement or understand concepts about a related process.
• Guides may include specific steps that should ... published by the Director-General, Department of Energy and Public Works.
What is the Ethical Suppliermeans an enterprise known to be capable of supplying required goods and/or services. It includes manufacturers, stockists, resellers, merchants, distributors, consultants and contractors. Mandate and Ethical Supplier ThresholdThe Ethical Supplier Threshold described in the Queensland Procurement Policy, that is, whether a supplier has: • contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2 or Chapter 3 of the Fair Work Act ...?
The Ethical Supplier ThresholdThe Ethical Supplier Threshold described in the Queensland Procurement Policy, that is, whether a supplier has: • contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2 or Chapter 3 of the Fair Work Act ...
The Government developed the Threshold to strengthen the Buy Queensland procurementencompasses the whole process of obtaining goods and services. Beginning with the identification of needs, procurement can include the functions of planning, design, standards determination, specifica... approach in response to the “A fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work?: Exposing the true cost of wage theft in Queensland” report dated 16 November 2018.
Threshold Resources
Download a copy of the following Threshold resources:
- The Threshold requirements are set out in the section 2.3 of the Queensland Procurement Policy
- Guidelines: Ethical Supplier Mandate
- Ethical Supplier Threshold standard operating procedure
Ethical Supplier ThresholdThe Ethical Supplier Threshold described in the Queensland Procurement Policy, that is, whether a supplier has: • contravened a civil remedy provision of Chapter 2 or Chapter 3 of the Fair Work Act ... Declaration
The Ethical Supplier Threshold – example declaration provides Queensland Government buyers a template of the declaratory statements needing to be addressed by suppliers under the Threshold.
Table 4.1 Categories of non-compliance and applicable demerits in the Ethical Suppliermeans an enterprise known to be capable of supplying required goods and/or services. It includes manufacturers, stockists, resellers, merchants, distributors, consultants and contractors. Mandate
The categories of non-compliance and applicable demerits can be found in Table 4.1 on page 13 of the Mandate. Specifically, Categoryis the grouping of similar goods or services with common demand drivers and a similar supply base. 10 on the slide addresses breaches of the Threshold.
