What we do
The Tasmanian Industrial Commission (the Commission) is established under the Industrial Relations Act 1984 with a role to hear and determine any matter arising from, or relating to, an industrial matter.
In general terms, the Commission exercises its jurisdiction in relation to:
- making or varying awards or industrial agreements
- approving enterprise agreements - when approving the agreement the Commission must be satisfied that the agreement meets minimum standards of employment, was not made under duress and is fair in all the circumstances
- registering employee and employer organisations
- conducting hearings and conciliation conferences for settling industrial disputes
The Commission also reviews applications by State Service employees in relation to selection and other actions relating to their employment.
This page was last modified on 3rd December 2004.