Stephen Peter Magyar v Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Transport
Commissioner Walkington
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Applicant: Stephen Peter Magyar
Respondent: Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Transport
Ratio
The parties reached a consensual agreement on all matters in dispute concerning the setup of Safety and Health Representatives. The Tribunal ratified the agreement pursuant to s 51J(5)(b) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 and discontinued the application.
Outcome
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Key facts · 4
- WorkSafe Western Australian Commissioner referred the matter to the Occupational Safety and Health Tribunal on 13 May 2019
- Tribunal convened a conference between the parties on 16 August 2019
- Conference was adjourned to allow parties to engage in protracted consultations and negotiations
- Parties provided a jointly signed Deed on 17 July 2020 indicating agreement had been reached on all matters in dispute
Legislation referenced
- Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 s 30(6)
- Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 s 51J(5)(b)
Concept tags · 4
Subsequent treatment · 1
Cited / considered· 1
Cited
(2020) 100 WAIG
WAIRC — Single Commissioner
— CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT CORAM COMMISSIONER T...
Archived text (240 words)
REFERRAL OF DISPUTE
THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL
PARTIES STEPHEN PETER MAGYAR
APPLICANT
-v-
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
RESPONDENT
CORAM Commissioner T B Walkington
DATE tHURSDAY, 20 august 2020
FILE NO/S OSHT 4 OF 2019
CITATION NO. 2020 WAIRC 00734
Result Consent Order issued
Representation
Applicant Mr M Amati
Respondent Ms M Jones (of counsel)
Order
WHEREAS on 13 May 2019, the WorkSafe Western Australian Commissioner, referred this matter to the Occupational Safety and Health Tribunal for consultation on issues relevant to setting up Safety and Health Representatives pursuant to s 30(6) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984;
WHEREAS on 16 August 2019, the Tribunal convened a conference between the parties and the conference was adjourned to allow the parties to engage in protracted consultations and negotiations; and
WHEREAS on 17 July 2020, the parties, by consent, provided the Occupational Safety and Health Tribunal, by way of a jointly signed Deed, as attached, that an agreement had been reached on all of the matters in dispute;
NOW THEREFORE, the Occupational Safety and Health Tribunal, pursuant to the powers conferred on it under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984, hereby orders:
(1) THAT the terms of the agreement are ratified by the Occupational Safety and Health Tribunal, pursuant to s 51J(5)(b) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984; and
(2) THAT this application be, and is hereby discontinued.
Commissioner T B Walkington