Actors, Entertainers and Announcers Equity Association, Queensland, Union of Employees v Dreamworld Productions Pty Ltd [1993] QIRC 434 (1993) 144 QGIG 673

672 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE 126 November, 1993 26 November, 1993] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT IND US TRIAL GAZETTE 673 #lt#ii##l#######lll###l#########l#l###l##llffl#ll/1##11#### QUHNSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMM ISSION Industrial Relations Act 1990 s. 132 - app lication fo1 vana11on Actor s, Fntertainers and Announce rs Equ ity Association, Q ueen sland, Uni on of ( rnploye es AND Dreamworld Productions Pty. Ltd . (Nos. RIS-0 and 815- 1 of 1993) 0REAMWORLD PRODUCTION S PTY. l TO. ACTORS' AND ENTE RTA IN ERS' INDUSTRI AL AGRE EM ENT COMMISSIO ER EDWARDS 4 October 1993 VARIATION THIS matter coming on ior hearing before the Commission at Bri sban e on 19 Au~ust 1993, 14 Sept ember 1993, and 4 October 1993 t hi s Comm1ss1on doth order that the said Industri al Agreem en t be varied as fol lows as from th e fourth day of Oc tober 1993:- ' 1. By deleting subcla uses (I) and (10 of cl ause 9 (Wages an d Allowances) and in serti ng the following in lieu thereof:- "( I) I he min im um ra tes of wages payable to th e following classes of employees ~hall be:- Character Performer ....... . ......... . Fntertamer ... .......... ..... ... .. . . Pcr w..:i. s 323.65 358.95 ( II} /lead Allowance - W here an employee is requ ,red to wear a cosiume compns,ng a h!'ad and body or a head and costume, of a character or animal, such employee shall be entitled lo r em ove l he headpiece al l eas ! five mi nu1es every half hour and sha ll be paid an allowanc~ of $6 12 per day. Employees must also be given the opponunity o( a rest pause out of coslume after 90 minu tes m costume.". 2: By deleting cl ause 28 (fina l Se ttlemenl) an d in se, ti ng the following new clauses in lieu thercof: - R28A . Industrial Agrttfnenl Modernisation T~e part ies ar e committed to a thorough examin at ion of the lndusrna l Agreement covering the indust ry 10 ensure that th ey refle0 t_hc needs of . a modern and efficien t industry and to ehmmating oc amending provisions which restrict the ability of the industry to adapt quickly and cff,ciently to the changes wh ich may occur now and in the future. The parties are committed to modernising the term s of the Indu st rial Agr~ment so that it provi~es for more flexible working arrangement~, improves the quality 01 working life, enha nces skills and Job sat 1sfact1on dnd ass ists positively in the restructuring process. In conJunction with the proposed new Industrial Agreement structure the Industrial Organi sat ion is prepared to di scuss with ~mployers ~11. _matte rs rai_sed by the employ ers designed to incre ase flcx1b1h ty and cff1c 1ency In the induslry: Provided that the changes will no t be of a cost-cutting nature, the parti es agree that under this heading any matter can be raised for discussion. 288. No Further Cl aims h is a term of this Industrial Agreement (ari sing from the decisio_n or the _State Wage Case ot October 1989), that the ln1us_t nal O rgarnsat 1on undertakes for the du ra tion of t he Pn~c1ples determin ed by that decision, not 10 pursue any ex tra c la ,m_s, Awa rd or overaward except when consistent with those pnnc1ples • -- 1 of 2 -- 67 4 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE (26 November, 1993 Dated this fourth day of Oct obe r, 1993. By the Commission, [ L.S .) M.J. CA LLEN, Industrial Registrar. Operative Date: 4 Octobe r 1993 Va ri ation - First SC P Released : 1S No vember 1993 # ## # 1########################1#######1############## 26 November, 1993 ) QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE 675 ,, JI l l -- 2 of 2 --