Brisbane City Council v Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland
[2017] QIRC 32
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Brisbane City Council v Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland[2017] QIRC 32
Brisbane City Council v Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland[2017] QIRC 32
QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION
CITATION: | Brisbane City Council v Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland [2017] QIRC 32 |
PARTIES: | BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL (applicant) v AUSTRALIAN WORKERS UNION OF EMPLOYEES, QUEENSLAND (respondent) |
FILE NO/S: | CB/2017/4 |
PROCEEDING: | Appeal |
DELIVERED ON: | 10 April 2017 |
HEARING DATE: | 29 March 2017 |
MEMBER: | Martin J, President |
ORDER/S: | Pursuant to s 486 of the Industrial Relations Act 2016, this matter is referred to a Full Bench for hearing. |
CATCHWORDS: | INDUSTRIAL LAW – QUEENSLAND – OTHER MATTERS – where the respondent and other unions applied to the Commission for scope orders to be made regarding a bargaining instrument – where the applicant applied to the Commission to refer the matter to the Full Bench – whether a matter must be of industrial significance to be referred to the Full Bench – whether application should be referred to the Full Bench Fair Work Act 2009 Industrial Relations Act 1999 Industrial Relations Act 2016 |
APPEARANCES: | L Cruwys for the applicant T A McKernan for the respondent |
- [1]In this matter the Brisbane City Council sought an order referring the Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland’s application for a scope order to a Full Bench. For the reasons I have given in Construction, Forestry, Mining & Energy Industrial Union of Employees, Queensland and Brisbane City Council [2017] QIRC 31, I also refer this matter to a Full Bench for hearing.