Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers Union, Queensland Branch, Union of Employees v Queensland Confederation of Industry Limited, Union of Employers [1995] QIRC 210 (1995) 149 QGIG 728
728 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE l30 June, 1995
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QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATJONS COMMISSION
Industrial Relations Act I 990
s. 144 - application for variation
Aus tralian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers Union,
Queensland Branch, Union of Employees
AND
Queensland Confederation of In dustry Limited,
Union of Employers
(No 8325 of 1995)
GRAIN AND ASS OCIATE D PRODUCTS MIL LI NG
AWA RD - SOUTHER N DI VISIO N
CO MMISSIONER NUTTER
9 June 1995
VARIATION
THIS matter com ing on for hearing before the Commission at
Brisbane on 9 .lune 1995. this Commission doth order that the said
Award be varied as follows as from the eighth day of May, I 995:-
By de leting subclause ( I) of clause 3.3 (Wages) and inserting the
following in lieu thereo f :-
;'3.3 Wa ges
(I) Subject to clause 3.2 hereof the min imum rates of wages
payable to the following classes of employees within the Southern
Division. Eastern District. shall be :-
Supplementary Award Rate
Base Rate Payment as from 8/ S/95
Per Week Per Week Per Week
Clas si tica1ion and Relativity
Level ( NOie 3J s s $
(Note 2) (Note I)
(76 0%) ... .. 227.60 5 5.5 0 333. 10
2 (8 2. 0%) . .. .. 299.50 58.60 3 58 . 10
3 (88 0%) . 321.40 6 1 80 383.20
4 (93.0%) ... 339.60 64.40 404.00
5 (1000%) 365 20 68 .00 4 33 .20
6 ( 10 2.0%) . ... .. .. ... .... ... ...... .... 372.50 69.00 44 1. 50
7 (1060% ). .. .. 387. 10 71.! 0 458.20
8 ( 1 12 0%) ... . . .... .. .409.00 74.30 48 3.3 0
Nole I The award rate includes wage increases and
adjustments arising from State Wage Case decisions
colloquially referred to as 2nd Tier Adjustment; I st
(2 parts) and 2nd Structural Efficiency Adjustments;
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Minimum Rates Adjustments
and the first and second $8.00 Safety Net
Adjustments. Arising from these adj ustments
ccnain • Excess Payments' have also been identified
and are payable to employees engaged in such
class ificat ion s as part of their Award Rate (Refer to
subclause (2) ·Excess Payments ' ). These ;E xcess
Payments' are not subject to absorption of the Safety
Net Adjustments. Such 'Excess Payments' shall not
have any subsequent percentage based wage
increase applied to it.
Note 2 The supplementary payment at each classification
includes the first and second $8. 00 adjustment
reflecting the application of the arbitrated safety net
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Note 3
adjustment principle enunciated in the February and
November 1994 Review of Wage Fixing Principles.
Consistent with the requirements of that Principle
the first and second $8.00 safety net adjustments arc
absorbable to the extent of any equivalent amount in
rates of pay - whether overaward, award, industria l
agreements or certified agreement -- in excess of the
minimum rates (classification rate and
supplementary payment) prescribed in accordance
with the October 1989 State Wage Case decision
and adjusted in accordance with the July 199 1 State
Wage Case decision
·Overaward' payment is defined as the
amount in rates of pay which an employee
would receive in excess of the minimum
award wage as prescribed in this Award for
the classification in which such emp loyee is
engaged which applied immediately prior to
the date of operation of this variation:
Provided that this definition shall exclude.
overtime. shift allowances, penalty rates.
expense related allowances, industry
allowances, disability allowances, vacation
allowances, special rates or allowances,
responsibi lity a llowances, or any other
ancillary payments of a like nature
described by this Award.
The percenta ge relativities column relates to
percentages apply ing before the application of the
first and second S8.00 arbitrated safety net
adjustments made in accordance with the February
and November 1994 Review of Wage Fixing
Principles. The percentage relativities column
should also be applied by excluding amounts
payable to emp loyees pu rsuant to subclause (2)
' Excess Payments'.'',
Dated this ninth day of June 1995.
By the Commission.
IL.S.] K.B. PULS FORD,
Act ing Industrial Registrar.
Operative Date: 8 May 1995
Variation - 2nd $8 Safety Net Adjustment
Released: 2 1 j une 1995
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