Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers Union, Queensland Branch, Union of Employees v Queensland Confederation of Industry Limited, Union of Employers and Others [1994] QIRC 381 (1994) 146 QGIG 749
748 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTR IAL GAZETTE [22 J uly, 1994 22 July, 1994] QUEENS LAND GOVERNMENT INDU ST RIAL GAZETTE 749
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QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RE LA TIONS COMMISSION
Industrial Relations Act I 990
s. 131 - application for variation
Australian Liquo r, Hospitality and Misce ll aneous Worke rs
Un ion , Queensland Branch, Un ion of Employees
AND
Queensland Co nfederation of Indu st ry Limi ted,
Un ion of Employers and Others
(No. B647 of /993)
MOTOR ING SE RVI CES AWA RD - SO {j TII- EASTERN
DIST RICT
COMMISSIONER BECIILY
28 April 19 94
VARIATION
THIS matter coming on for hearing before the Com mis sion at
Brisbane on 28 April 1994, thi s Co mmission doth order that the said
Awa rd be varied as fo ll ows as fr om the fourth day of May , I 994:-
By dele ti ng subclausc ( I) of c la use 6 (Wages and Allowances)
and inserting the follow ing in li eu thereof:-
"\Vages and A ll owances
6.( I) Subject to clause 5 hereof. the min imum rates of wag es
payable to all employees sha ll be:-
148798- 58
Class ifi cation
Years of Age
Percentage Interim Interim Award
of Min imum Min imu mSupp lementary Rate
Aduh Classification Paymen t As fr om
Rate Rate Pe r Week 4/5.194
Per Week
s Per Week
s
(Note 2) (Nore I)
Under 17 yea rs of age
I 7 and und er I 8 years
I8 and unde r 19 years
Thereafter
50
60
75
100 338.90 8.00 346 .90
Note I The Award Ra te includes wage increases and
adjustments arising from State Wage Case decisions
colloquially referred to as: 2n d Tier Adjustment; 1s t (2
parts) and 2n d Structural E ffic iency Adjustmen ts and
Safety Net Adjustment.
Note 2 The supplementary pa yment at each class ifi ca tion level
reflects the $8.00 arbi trat ed safety net adjustment
principle enunciated in the February 1994 Rev iew of
Wage Fi xin g Pri nciples. Consistent with the
requirements of that principle the $8.00 Sa fe ty Ne t
Adjustment is absorbable to the extent of an y equiva lent
amount in ra tes of pay - whe th er overaward, award.
industrial agreement or certi ficd agreement - in excess
of the minimum rates (classi fica tion rate and
supplementary paymen t) prescribed in accordance with
the October 1989 State Wage Case decision and adjusted
in accordance with th e July 1991 State Wa ge Case
decision.
'Overaward ' Pa yment is defined as the amount in
rates of pay which an em pl oyee wou ld receive in
excess of the minimum award wage as prescribe d in
th is Award fo r the class ifi cation in whi ch such
e mp loyee is engaged which ap pli ed immed iately
prior to the date of operation of t hi s var ia tion:
Provided that this definiti on shall ex clude ove rt ime,
shift a llo wances, penalty rat es, expense related
allowance s, ind ust ry al lowances. disabi l ity
allowances, vacation allowances, spec ial rate s or
allowances, responsibi lity a ll owances, or any other
anci ll ary pa ym en ts of a like nature descr ibed by this
Award.".
Dated this twen ty-e ighth day of Apr il , 1994 .
By the Comm is sion,
[LS.] rvu. CALLEN,
Industrial Regi strar.
Operative Date: 4 May 1994
Var iation - $8.0 0 Safety Ne t Adju stment
Re leased: 7 Ju ly 1994
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Official source: https://www.sclqld.org.au/caselaw/QIRC/1994/381