McSwain v Goold [1996] IRCA 572
The cessation of employment was not the probable result of the respondent's conduct, and there was no termination at the initiative of the employer; thus, the application for unlawful termination is dismissed. However, the applicant is entitled to overtime payments verified through the evidence, totaling $825.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 27 November 1996
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Division III Part VIA of the Industrial Relations Act 1988 / Final Judgment
- Outcome
- Application dismissed in relation to unlawful termination; order for payment of verified overtime.
- Legal Topics
- ['termination of Employment' 'accrued Jurisdiction Claims' 'overtime Payments']
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Procedural Posture
Application Under Division III Part VIA of the Industrial Relations Act 1988 / Final Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether termination of employment occurred at the initiative of the respondent' 'Whether additional overtime payments are payable']
Ratio Decidendi
The cessation of employment was not the probable result of the respondent's conduct, and there was no termination at the initiative of the employer; thus, the application for unlawful termination is dismissed. However, the applicant is entitled to overtime payments verified through the evidence, totaling $825.
Court Disposition
Application dismissed in relation to unlawful termination; order for payment of verified overtime.
Orders
- ["The applicant's application pursuant to Division III Part VIA of the Industrial Relations Act 1988 is dismissed." 'The respondent must pay the applicant $825 in outstanding overtime payments within 21 days, less any amount payable to the Commissioner of Taxation pursuant to the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 and...
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