National Union of Workers-New South Wales Branch v ACCO Australia Pty Ltd - re Protected action ballot order - hard bargaining with impasse still genuinely trying - multi-option single question - no direction to AEC on voting method - no information note for ballot paper [2009] FWA 226
[2009] FWA 226
At a glance
Source factsCourt
Fair Work Australia
Decision date
2009-09-07
Source
Original judgment source is linked above.
Judgment (40 paragraphs)
(#P59_3337) PN29.
(#P62_3572) In Communications, Electrical, Electronic, Energy, Information, Postal, Plumbing and Allied Services Union of Australia v Tyco Australia Pty Ltd T/A Wormald, [2009] FWA 83, O'Callaghan SDP stated:
"[16] The granting of a protected action ballot order is not an automatic consequence of an application to this effect. Section 443(1)(b) requires that Fair Work Australia must be satisfied that the applicant is trying to reach agreement with the employer. …"