[2015] FWC 3515
General information, not legal advice.
Fair Work Commission
2015-06-05
Commissioner Hampton, Deputy President Bartel
Original judgment source is linked above.
(#P31_2018) [2015] FWC 1222.
(#P32_2391) [2015] FWC 1222 at [39].
(#P33_2478) [2015] FWC 1222 at [41].
(#P34_2647) [2015] FWC 1879.
(#P48_4597) [2015] FWCFB 1661.
(#P85_10055) No appeal in relation to either decision in the unfair dismissal proceedings has been filed as at the date of this decision and any such appeal would now require a very significant extension of time - Rule 56(2) of the Fair Work Commission Rules 2013.
(#P176_17552) [2014] FWC 6988.
(#P199_22506) FWC may dismiss an application under section 789FC if the FWC considers that the application might involve matters that relate to: (a) Australia's defence; or (b) Australia's national security; or (c) an existing or future covert operation (within the meaning of section 12E of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011) of the Australian Federal Police; or (d) an existing or future international operation (within the meaning of section 12E of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011) of the Australian Federal Police.
(#P212_23749) [2014] FWC 3408.
(#P241_31219) Workers Compensation Tribunal of SA operating under the W_o_rkers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1986 (SA).
(#P242_31441) I understand from material supplied by Mr Bassanese that his workers compensation claim may have been rejected however there is scope under the relevant legislation for such to be disputed.
(#P243_31735) SafeWork SA - in the case of Mr Bassanese.
(#P244_31815) Section 789FH of the Act.
(#P256_33156) See _Obatok_i at [17].
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