(1) An employer shall be bound to provide housing for any worker he has transferred in order to perform a contract of employment necessitating the installation of such worker outside his normal place of residence. Such accommodation shall be adequate and correspond to the family status of the worker, and shall satisfy the conditions to be determined by order of the minister in charge of Labour issued after consultation with the National Labour Advisory Board.
(2) If no housing is provided, the employer shall be bound to pay the worker concerned a housing allowance. The minimum rate and methods of payment shall be fixed by the above-mentioned order.
(3) The employer shall be bound to ensure a regular supply of foodstuffs for any worker and his family to whom he provided accommodation where such a worker cannot produce such foodstuffs himself. Such supply of foodstuffs shall be subject to payment at a value to be determined by the order referred to above.
(4) The facilities provided for in this section shall not be claimable when wages are not due, except as may be provided in the regulations in force, or stipulated by mutual agreement between the parties cocerned.
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In force from 14-08-1992
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