Benchmark WA Industrial Relations Case Database

Try: concept:unfair-dismissal · [2024] WAIRC 1 · Cosentino · medical incapacity dismissal
Interpreted as: long_service_leave_wa× long_service_leave_fed× long service leave continuous employment casual WA
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4 results for "long service leave continuous employment casual" · filtered to WA
[2022] WAIRC 83 — United Workers Union (WA) v Department of Education, Department of Health of WA
WAIRC — Single Commissioner Resolved
Senior Commissioner Cosentino· 2022-02-24· cited 1×· source ↗
concept: long_service_leave_wa keyword match
MatchDisclosure of further information by respondents would enable conciliation to resolve an industrial matter concerning long service leave entitlements or assist in resolution thereof.
In textLong Service Leave balances by the absence of records relating to breaks in employment of casual employees, as a result of the historical view that casual
Claim Conciliation and arbitration powers · Long service leave (WA) via s44 referral of industrial matter (WA)
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[2019] WAIRC 843 — Programmed Industrial Maintenance Pty Ltd ACN 133892350 v The Construction Industry Long Service Leave...
Leading WAIRC — Single Commissioner Resolved
Chief Commissioner Scott· 2019-12-06· cited 3×· appellate 2×· source ↗
concept: long_service_leave_wa keyword match leading authority
MatchAn employer is 'substantially engaged in the construction industry' where the majority of its work falls within the defined construction industry, including maintenance and repairs of works for extraction, refining, processing, or treatment of materials, such that the exclusion in s3(f) for 'routine or minor' maintenance does not apply.
In text … Industrial law (WA) – Review of a decision of the Construction Industry Long Service Leave Payments Board – Requirement to register as an employer under the Construction Industry …
Claim Long service leave (WA)
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[2019] WAIRC 104 — Sheryl Reardon v Gaetano Anthony Lagana (ABN 85 867 757 829) T/A Stratton Park Pharmacy
Industrial Magistrates Court Resolved
Industrial Magistrate Scaddan· 2019-02-28· cited 1×· source ↗
concept: long_service_leave_wa keyword match
MatchFor an employee to have engaged in 'serious misconduct' for the purposes of the Long Service Leave Act 1958 (WA) s8(2)(c)(ii), the misconduct must be of sufficient gravity such as to justify termination of the employment relationship in the context of beneficial legislation, and must be capable of denying the employee an entitlement to a statutory...
In text … has completed continuous employment with the employer is entitled to a period of four-weeks annual leave with payment of ordinary ages; a casual worker may …
Claim Award (WA state system) · Award interpretation — principles
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2025 WAIRC 00681 — Coastal R.E Pty Ltd ATF Coastal Unit Trust v Jason Jowett
Industrial Magistrates Court Resolved
Senior Commissioner Cosentino, Commissioner Tsang, Commissioner Kucera· 2025-08-08· source ↗
concept: long_service_leave_wa keyword match
RatioThe Full Bench upheld the narrow construction of s5 of the Long Service Leave Act 1958 (WA) to apply only to accrued entitlements, not future contingent entitlements. Section 5 does not permit an employer and employee to agree in advance that the employee will forego future...
In textcontinuous employment. This includes specific provisions relating to casual and seasonal employees, and apprentices; > b) clarify existing provisions relating to the cashing out of long service
Claim Award interpretation — principles · Long service leave (WA)
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