Transport Appeal Boards
Introduction to Transport Appeal Boards (TAB)
Who Can Appeal
Legislation
Decisions of the Boards
Related Information
Introduction to Transport Appeal Boards (TAB)
The Transport Appeal Boards (TAB) are independent bodies established under the Transport Appeal Boards Act 1980.
They are empowered to hear and determine appeals to dismiss or otherwise discipline employees of NSW public sector transport authorities.
They also determine appeals against decisions to promote other employees to vacant positions. The Boards will determine which employee is most entitled to the appointment.
When hearing an appeal a Board consists of either the President of the NSW Industrial Relations Commission or another member to whom the President has delegated this function.
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Who Can Appeal
Most employees of the State Transit Authority, Sydney Ferries, the Roads and Traffic Authority and RailCorp.
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Legislation
Transport Appeal Boards Act 1980 No 104
Industrial Relations Act 1996 No 17
Practice Note No. 22 - Procedures before the Transport Appeal Boards
Forms
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Decisions of the Boards
Decisions from 2011 onwards can be accessed on NSW Caselaw
Decisions from 2005 to 2010 can be accessed on the Industrial Relations Commission website
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Related Information
Transport Appeal Boards Disciplinary Appeals
Transport Appeal Boards Promotional Appeals
Public Sector Appeals
Police Hurt on Duty Appeals
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