Crown Employees (Roads and Traffic Authority - Salaried Staff Salaries and Conditions of Employment) Award 2008 [2008] NSWIRComm 139
The balance of convenience, substantial overlap in subject matter, shared representative basis, and absence of practical impediment favoured joinder of the two applications so they could be heard together. Joinder would not prejudice the RTA’s claims for separate enterprise treatment, and was necessary to avoid duplicative or unfair proceedings against the PSA.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 31 July 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Award/interlocutory Proceedings / Joinder Application; Order for Joinder
- Outcome
- application for joinder granted
- Legal Topics
- ['procedure Joinder of Applications' 'award Salaries and Conditions' 'public Sector Employment']
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Procedural Posture
Award/interlocutory Proceedings / Joinder Application; Order for Joinder
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether it is proper and convenient to join two applications for new awards affecting Roads and Traffic Authority salaried staff and other public sector employees; Whether joinder would prejudice any party; Whether there is sufficient overlap between the applications to require joint proceedings']
Ratio Decidendi
The balance of convenience, substantial overlap in subject matter, shared representative basis, and absence of practical impediment favoured joinder of the two applications so they could be heard together. Joinder would not prejudice the RTA’s claims for separate enterprise treatment, and was necessary to avoid duplicative or unfair proceedings against the PSA.
Court Disposition
application for joinder granted
Orders
- ['Matter Nos IRC 445 and 879 of 2008 joined for hearing together']
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