Is your office cleaner actually licensed?
If your cleaning provider supplies workers to your site in Victoria, they must hold a labour hire licence. Engaging an unlicensed provider can expose your business to penalties exceeding $660,000.
It takes less than 60 seconds to check. Enter your current cleaner's business name and we'll look them up on the official Labour Hire Licence Register, then text you the result.
- Free check of the official Victorian register
- Result sent straight to your mobile
- Plain-English explanation if you're unsure
Check your current cleaner
Tell us who cleans your site. We'll check the Victorian register and text you the result.
Where host businesses get caught out
As the business engaging the cleaner, you're the host. The obligation to use a licensed provider sits with you, not the agency.
The licence must be current
A licence number printed on a website or invoice doesn't prove your provider is licensed today. Only the Labour Hire Authority's register does.
The business name must match
Check that the company named on your invoices and contract is the same licensed business shown on the register. Trading names often differ.
The risk sits with you
If you engage an unlicensed labour hire provider, penalties can exceed $660,000. It takes under a minute to check.
How the check works
Tell us who cleans for you
Enter your current cleaning provider's business name and your mobile number.
We check the official register
We search the Victorian Labour Hire Licence Register using their business name.
You get a text with the result
We text you what the register shows, and explain it if the result isn't clear.
Not sure what the register result means?
If your cleaner isn't listed, or the result doesn't make sense, call us and we'll walk you through it. No pressure, no sales pitch.
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. The Labour Hire Authority's register is the official source for licence status in Victoria.