Federated Clerks' Union of Australia (Central and Southern Queensland Branch) Union of Employees and Another v The House of Jenyns Pty. Ltd. [1991] QIRC 53 (1991) 138 QGIG 449
- 448 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE [16 March, 1991 16 March, 1991]
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE 449
QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION
Industrial Relations Act 1990
s. l 0.13 - application for Yariation
Federated Clerks' Union of Australia
(Central and Southern Queensland Branch)
Union of Employees and Another
AND
The House of Jenyns Pty. Ltd.
(No. B446 of 1990;
CLERKS AKD SWITCHBOARD ATTENDANTS'
AWARD - STATE
Computer Operators - The House of Jenyns Pty. Ltd.
INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT
COMMISSIONER SW AN
12 February 1991
VARIATION
THIS matter coming on for heari_ng before t~e Commission at
Brisbane on 12 February 1991, this Comm1ss1on doth order, by
consent, that the said Industrial Agreement be varied as follows
as from the fourth day of March, 1991:-
1. ln clause 2 (Hours of Duty) -
(a) bv deleting the words and figures "8 in any one day or 40 in
anv one week" and substituting the words and figures ''7.6 rn any
one day or 38 in any one week" in lieu thereof; and
(b) by adding the following proviso:-
''Provided that notwithstanding anything contained herein or in
clause 3 or 5, the 38 hour week may be worked in accordance
with the provisions of clauses 4, 4A, 4B, 13(1) and 13(5) of the
Clerks and Switchboard Attendants' Award - State.".
2. By deleting from the definition_ "Shift" of clause ?. (S~ift Defi-
nitions) the figure "8" and suhstitutmg the figures 7.6 m lieu
thereof.
3. By deleting from clause 5 (Overtime) the words and figures "8
hours in any one day or 40 hours in_ any one week" and substituting
the words and figures "7.6 hours m any one day or 38 hours m
any one week" in lieu thereof.
Dated this twelfth day of February, l 991.
B) the Commission.
[L.S.] MJ. CALLEN,
Industrial Registrar.
Operative Date: 4 March 1991
Variation - 38 Hour Weck
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