sec.562Appeal against stand-downs

### sec.562 Appeal against stand-downs An employee stood down by an employer under section 333 , may appeal to the commission against the stand-down. If the employee is a member of an employee organisation, the organisation may start and conduct the appeal for the employee. The commission may— dismiss the appeal; or allow the appeal and order the employee be paid, within a stated period, the wages lost by the employee because of the stand-down; or if the employee remains stood down at the time of the commission’s decision— allow the appeal; and order the employer to provide for the resumption of work by the employee, immediately or on a stated day; and make an order about payment of wages mentioned in paragraph (b) . If the commission makes an order under subsection (3) (b) , it may include in the order provisions for its enforcement, other than by imprisonment, as if— the commission were an Industrial Magistrates Court; and the member who makes the order were a magistrate. The order may be filed with the clerk of a Magistrates Court and on filing may be enforced as an order made by a magistrate. (sec.562-ssec.1) An employee stood down by an employer under section 333 , may appeal to the commission against the stand-down. (sec.562-ssec.2) If the employee is a member of an employee organisation, the organisation may start and conduct the appeal for the employee. (sec.562-ssec.3) The commission may— dismiss the appeal; or allow the appeal and order the employee be paid, within a stated period, the wages lost by the employee because of the stand-down; or if the employee remains stood down at the time of the commission’s decision— allow the appeal; and order the employer to provide for the resumption of work by the employee, immediately or on a stated day; and make an order about payment of wages mentioned in paragraph (b) . (sec.562-ssec.4) If the commission makes an order under subsection (3) (b) , it may include in the order provisions for its enforcement, other than by imprisonment, as if— the commission were an Industrial Magistrates Court; and the member who makes the order were a magistrate. (sec.562-ssec.5) The order may be filed with the clerk of a Magistrates Court and on filing may be enforced as an order made by a magistrate. - (a) dismiss the appeal; or - (b) allow the appeal and order the employee be paid, within a stated period, the wages lost by the employee because of the stand-down; or - (c) if the employee remains stood down at the time of the commission’s decision— (i) allow the appeal; and (ii) order the employer to provide for the resumption of work by the employee, immediately or on a stated day; and (iii) make an order about payment of wages mentioned in paragraph (b) . - (i) allow the appeal; and - (ii) order the employer to provide for the resumption of work by the employee, immediately or on a stated day; and - (iii) make an order about payment of wages mentioned in paragraph (b) . - (i) allow the appeal; and - (ii) order the employer to provide for the resumption of work by the employee, immediately or on a stated day; and - (iii) make an order about payment of wages mentioned in paragraph (b) . - (a) the commission were an Industrial Magistrates Court; and - (b) the member who makes the order were a magistrate.