Request by Unions NSW for the assistance of the Commission with Residual Construction Activities NCIG Coal Loader Construction Project [2015] NSWIRComm 35
The Flyover Project had been successfully completed, with the parties reporting effective consultation, continuous improvement processes, no lost time due to industrial disputes and no lost time injuries; accordingly Matter No IRC 517 of 2013 was concluded.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 03 November 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Request by Unions NSW for the Assistance of the Commission With Residual Construction Activities on the NCIG Coal Loader Construction Project / Final Conference After Successful Completion of the Flyover Project; Matter Concluded
- Outcome
- Successful completion of Project. Matter concluded.
- Legal Topics
- ['construction Project' 'implementation of Enterprise Agreement' 'collaborative Model' 'consultative Procedures' 'work Health and Safety Reporting']
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Procedural Posture
Request by Unions NSW for the Assistance of the Commission With Residual Construction Activities on the NCIG Coal Loader Construction Project / Final Conference After Successful Completion of the Flyover Project; Matter Concluded
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Whether the Commission's assistance concerning residual construction activities should continue following completion of the Flyover Project." 'Implementation of consultative procedures and continuous improvement processes under the Agreement during the Flyover Project.']
Ratio Decidendi
The Flyover Project had been successfully completed, with the parties reporting effective consultation, continuous improvement processes, no lost time due to industrial disputes and no lost time injuries; accordingly Matter No IRC 517 of 2013 was concluded.
Court Disposition
Successful completion of Project. Matter concluded.
Orders
- ['Matter No IRC 517 of 2013 is concluded.']
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