JobKeeper update: 'one in, all in' rule The ATO has updated its advice on the JobKeeper "one in, all in" rule. Return to previous page JobKeeper update: 'one in, all in' rule 21 April 2020 The ATO has updated its advice on the JobKeeper "one in, all in" rule. The Tax Office now says that if an employer opts to participate in JobKeeper, it should then nominate all the employees they are entitled to claim for. This means you cannot choose to nominate only some employees. The ATO also says "The design of the JobKeeper scheme is that all eligible employees are paid the minimum of $1500 per fortnight and that the employer claims for each of these employees. Employers are not meant to pick and choose between their eligible employees." This was a change from last week when the advice said those who choose to participate could then nominate the employees they are entitled to claim for. Businesses can enrol for the JobKeeper payment here. More information How will the JobKeeper package impact you? The federal government has changed the Fair Work Act for employers and employees who have accessed the JobKeeper wage subsidy. Sign up to get the latest news and updates First name* Last name* Email Address* we respect your privacy Like what you’re hearing? With plans available from just $58 per week, now is an excellent time to join Workplace Assured. PROTECTION REASSURANCE GUIDANCE Call free on 1300 575 394 or Get a quote