Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home
[2005] QIRC 81
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Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home[2005] QIRC 81Commissioner Blades
Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home[2005] QIRC 81
Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home[2005] QIRC 81
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Published Case Name:
Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home
Shortened Case Name:
Queensland Nurses' Union of Employees v The Corporation of the Diocesan Synod of North Queensland as Trustee for the Good Shepherd Nursing Home
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[2005] QIRC 81
Court:
QIRC
Judge(s):
Commissioner Blades
Date:
09 Jun 2005
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