GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (PERMANENT WAY) INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Application by The
Australian Workers' Union, an industrial organisation of employees.
(No. IRC 373 & 652 of 2005)
Before Mr Deputy
President Sams
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21 April and 7 June 2005
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ORDER
The Commission orders that -
1. The
Industrial Committee, known as the Government Railways (Permanent Way)
Industrial Committee published 16 April 1993 (274 I.G. 761) be dissolved.
2. There be
established a new Government Railways (Permanent Way) Industrial Committee for
the industries and callings of: -
All persons in the employment of Rail Corporation NSW
and the State Transit Authority of New South Wales on the wages staff of the
Way and Works Branch and the Signal and Telegraph Branch, on and in connection
with the Railways of the State:
Excepting-
Employees engaged in the manufacture, fitting,
overhauling, repairing, or installing of electrical apparatus or instillations,
or persons employed in the maintenance of electrical apparatus or
installations, or in running electrical plant, or their assistants engaged in
such industries, other than those who, in the running or assisting in running
electrical plant, require little or no practical knowledge, and are mainly
workers of a different class;
Engine drivers and firemen, greasers, trimmers,
cleaners and pumpers, engaged in or about the driving of engines, electrical
crane, winch and motor drivers;
Carpenters and joiners;
Stonemasons and rubblemasons;
Bricklayers and tuckpointers;
Plasterers;
Plumbers and Gasfitters and their assistants;
Painters;
Wood machinists and other employees in saw mills and
timberyards, timber getters;
Cabinet makers, wood turners, French polishers and
upholsters employed in sawmills and timberyards, and in the coach making
industry;
Engineers, fitters, turners, blacksmiths, coppersmiths,
patternmakers, and their assistants;
Boilermakers and their assistants;
Moulders and their assistants;
Coachmakers and their labourers and their assistants,
coach painters, and lifters other than loco. Lifters.
3. The said
Industrial Committee shall consist of three (3) representatives of employers
and three (3) representatives of employees.
4. The
representatives of employers shall be appointed, upon nomination as prescribed,
3 by Rail Corporation NSW.
5. The
representatives of employees shall be appointed, upon nomination as prescribed,
2 by The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union, NSW Branch, and 1 by The
Australian Workers Union, New South Wales.
6. This order
shall take effect from 4 March 2005 for a period of three (3) years.
P. J. SAMS D.P.
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Printed by
the authority of the Industrial Registrar.