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Application by Ausgrid [2015] FWC 1600 (13 March 2015)

[2015] FWC 1600

Fair Work Commission|2015-03-13|Before: Deputy President Harrison, President Harrison, Senior DP Harrison

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Fair Work Commission

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2015-03-13

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Deputy President Harrison, President Harrison, Senior DP Harrison

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Judgment (16 paragraphs)

[1]

(#P24_987) PR561484, PR561489.

[2]

(#P27_1810) [2015] FWC 1400.

[3]

(#P28_2530) [2015] FWC 1603.

[4]

(#P31_2984) PN520, PN523-527 on 25 February 2015.

[5]

(#P80_9808) These rulings were made consistent with ss.589 and 590.

[6]

(#P208_44875) CEPU/ASU 1.

[7]

(#P221_50355) PN872-892 on 25 February 2015.

[8]

(#P222_51227) PN895-921 on 25 February 2015.

[9]

(#P228_52423) 1998 80 IR 14.

[10]

(#P234_54833) [2013] FWCFB 5982.

[11]

(#P239_56204) [2010] FWAFB 6021.

[12]

(#P249_58250) [2000] CLR 194.

[13]

(#P279_66067) PN355 on 26 February 2015.

[14]

(#P284_66712) A similar observation was made by Senior Deputy President O'Callaghan in Pelican Point Power Limited [2010] FWA 8666 at paras [25] to [27].

[15]

(#P285_67327) An example of such an approach appears to be taken into account in Tyco Australia Pty Ltd trading as Wormald v CEPU [2011] FWAFB 1598.

[16]

(#P290_70748) See for example Victorian Hospitals Industrial Association v Australian Nursing Federation [2011] FWA 8165 at paras. [35] and [36] although I do note in that case it appears that there was a union resolution that there would be some exclusions from the industrial action approved in the ballots and as notified in the s.414 notice.

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Legislation Cited (2)

Relations Act 1996

Work Act 2009

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