The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union of Employees, West Australian Branch -v- The Public Transport Authority of Western Australia

Document Type: Order

Matter Number: CR 32/2014

Matter Description: Dispute re alleged disciplinary action

Industry: Transport Industry

Jurisdiction: Single Commissioner

Member/Magistrate name: Commissioner S M Mayman

Delivery Date: 9 Mar 2015

Result: Order issued

Citation: 2015 WAIRC 00234

WAIG Reference: 95 WAIG 379

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2015 WAIRC 00234
DISPUTE RE ALLEGED DISCIPLINARY ACTION
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

PARTIES THE AUSTRALIAN RAIL, TRAM AND BUS INDUSTRY UNION OF EMPLOYEES, WEST AUSTRALIAN BRANCH
APPLICANT
-V-
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORT AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
RESPONDENT
CORAM COMMISSIONER S M MAYMAN
DATE FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2015
FILE NO/S CR 32 OF 2014
CITATION NO. 2015 WAIRC 00234

Result Order issued
Representation
APPLICANT MR C FOGLIANI (OF COUNSEL)

RESPONDENT MR D MATTHEWS (OF COUNSEL)


Order
HAVING HEARD Mr Cory Fogliani (of counsel) of behalf of the applicant and Mr Damien Matthews (of counsel) on behalf of the respondent, the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission (the Commission) pursuant to the powers conferred on it under the Industrial Relations Act 1979, (the Act) hereby:

1. DECLARES that Application CR 32 of 2014 The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union of Employees, West Australian Branch v The Public Transport Authority is part dismissed on public interest grounds pursuant to s 27(1)(a) of the Act with the exception of those matters relating to:

a. whether there were reasonable grounds for the respondent to hold the belief that the applicant’s member was guilty of the misconduct alleged, having regard for the principles reflected in the Full Bench decision The Minister for Health v Drake-Brockman (2012) 92 WAIG 203;

b. procedural fairness; and

c. penalty.

2. ORDERS THAT the application, other than those aspects listed in the Declaration, be and is hereby dismissed.

3. ORDERS THAT the application be re-listed at the applicant’s and respondent’s convenience to hear submissions on the matters referred to in the Declaration.







COMMISSIONER S M MAYMAN

The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union of Employees, West Australian Branch -v- The Public Transport Authority of Western Australia

DISPUTE RE ALLEGED DISCIPLINARY ACTION

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

 

PARTIES The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union of Employees, West Australian Branch

APPLICANT

-v-

The Public Transport Authority of Western Australia

RESPONDENT

CORAM Commissioner S M Mayman

DATE friDAY, 13 MARCH 2015

FILE NO/S CR 32 OF 2014

CITATION NO. 2015 WAIRC 00234

 

Result Order issued

Representation

Applicant Mr C Fogliani (of counsel)

 

Respondent Mr D Matthews (of counsel)

 

 

Order

HAVING HEARD Mr Cory Fogliani (of counsel) of behalf of the applicant and Mr Damien Matthews (of counsel) on behalf of the respondent, the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission (the Commission) pursuant to the powers conferred on it under the Industrial Relations Act 1979, (the Act) hereby:

 

  1. DECLARES that Application CR 32 of 2014 The Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union of Employees, West Australian Branch v The Public Transport Authority is part dismissed on public interest grounds pursuant to s 27(1)(a) of the Act with the exception of those matters relating to:

 

  1. whether there were reasonable grounds for the respondent to hold the belief that the applicant’s member was guilty of the misconduct alleged, having regard for the principles reflected in the Full Bench decision The Minister for Health v Drake-Brockman (2012) 92 WAIG 203;

 

  1. procedural fairness; and

 

  1. penalty.

 

  1. ORDERS THAT the application, other than those aspects listed in the Declaration, be and is hereby dismissed.

 

  1. ORDERS THAT the application be re-listed at the applicant’s and respondent’s convenience to hear submissions on the matters referred to in the Declaration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commissioner S M Mayman