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Fair Work Australia Rules 2010
15Objection to an application for unfair dismissal remedy
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15 Objection to an application for unfair dismissal remedy
A respondent to an application for an unfair dismissal remedy who wishes to take a jurisdictional or other objection to the application must:
(a) indicate the objection or objections in the Employer’s Response to Application for Unfair Dismissal Remedy (Form F3) that was lodged by the respondent; or
(b) if the objection is, or the objections are, taken at a later time — lodge an Objection to Application for Unfair Dismissal Remedy using Form F4.
> Note 1 Information about the grounds upon which a respondent can object to an application for unfair dismissal remedy can be found on FWA’s website at:
> Note: http://www.fwa.gov.au/index.cfm?pagename=dismissalprocess.
> Note 2 This rule is not concerned with an objection that the dismissal was fair but, rather, with objections that may need to be considered and determined separately before a conference or hearing on the merits of the application.