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NOTE - AWARD HAS BEEN RESCINDED BY AN ORDER CONTAINED WITHIN THE FOLLOWING DECISION AND BY NOTICE IN THE TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE ON 1 AUGUST 2012:

T13935 - Full Bench Decision - 23 July 2012
s32(7A) proceedings initiated by the Commission - Review of Private Sector Awards - Scope of Tasmanian State jurisdiction - ‘Private sector’ awards have no continuing application - No reasons exist to maintain awards that have no application – Order issued rescinding awards effective 23 July 2012

Order No. 1 of 2009 (Consolidated) - T13471 - State Wage Case 2009 - application amended - application to vary private and public sector awards - award wage rates to be increased by $12.00 per week - wage-related allowances to be increased by 1.9% - meal allowance increased to $15.40 - Supported Wage increased to $71.00 - State Minimum Wage rate determined at $558.10 - s.35(1)(b) - operative date ffpp 1 August 2009 - Wage Fixing Principles set aside in part

Order No. 1 of 2008 (Consolidated) - T13142 and T13143 - Wage Rates – State Wage Case 2008 – applications to vary private and public sector awards – Private Sector Awards – Public Sector Awards, other than named awards - award wage rates to be increased by $19.00 per week - wage related allowances to be increased by 3.1% – meal allowance increased to $14.60 - State Minimum Wage rate determined at $546.10 - s.35(1)(b) – operative date ffpp 1 August 2008
Revised Wage Fixing Principles

Order No. 1 of 2007 (Consolidated) - T12940 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case 2007 - application amended - application to vary private and public sector awards - award wage rates to be increased by $22.70 per week - wage related allowances to be increased by 3.8% - meal allowance increased to $14.10 - State Minimum Wage rate determined at $527.10 - s.35(1)(b) - operative date ffpp 1 August 2007

Order No. 2 of 2006 (Consolidated) - T12395 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case 2006 - application to vary private sector awards - Awards rates to be increased by $20 per week - Wage related allowances to be increased by 3.45% - Meal allowance increased to $13.60 - State Minimum Wage determined at $504.40 - s.35(1)(b)

Order No. 1 of 2005 (Consolidated) - T12144, T12156, T12157 and T12163 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 2005 - applications to vary private sector awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission in Print PR002005 - Safety Net Review - Award rates to be increased by $17 per week - Wage related allowances increased by 3% - Meal allowances increased to $13.10 - Operative date ffpp 1 August 2005 - State Minimum Wage determined at $484.40 - s.35(1)(b)

Order No. 1 of 2004 (Consolidated) - T11548, T11564 and T11566 - Wage Rates – State Wage Case July 2004 - applications to vary private sector awards in a manner - consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission in Print PR002004 – Safety Net Review - Award rates to be increased by $19 per week - Wage related allowances increased by 3.5% - Meal allowances increased to $12.70 – Supported Wage increased to $61 per week – Operative date ffpp 1 August 2004 – State Minimum Wage determined at $467.40 - s.35(1)(b) - Revised Wage Fixing Principles - approved - Correction Order

Order No. 3 of 2003 - T10971 - Award interest - interest granted - operative date 30 July 2003 - award varied - forwarded to Acting Registrar

Order No. 2 of 2003 (Consolidated) - T10886, T10887, T10927 and T10928 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 2003 - applications to vary private sector awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission decision in Print PR002003 - Safety Net Review - Award rates increased by $17 per week up to and including $731.80, $15 per week in award rates above $731.80 per week - Wage related allowances increased by 3.24% - Meal allowances increased to $12.30 - Supported Wage increased to $60 per week - Operative date ffpp 1 August 2003 - State Minimum Wage determined at $448.40 - s.35(1)(b) - Model Reasonable Hours Clause approved - Awards will be varied on application

Order No. 1 of 2003 - T10726 - Award variation - Due Process - application approved - award varied - operative date 4 March 2003

Order No. 1 of 2002 (Consolidated) - T10230, T10288 and T10289 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 2002 - applications to vary private sector awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission decision in Print PR002002 - Safety Net Review 2002 - Award rates increased by - $18 per week - Wage related allowances increased by 3.55% - Meal allowances increased to $11.90 - Supported Wage increased to $56 per week - Operation ffpp 1 August 2002 - State Minimum Wage determined at $431.40 - s.35(1)(b)

Order No. 1 of 2001 - T9605, T9663 and T9664 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 2001 - application to vary private sector awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission decision in Print PR002001 - Safety Net Review 2001 - Wages - Allowances - Memorandum of Understanding - Approved

Order No. 1 of 2000 - Correction Order - T9062 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 2000 - application to vary private sector awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission decision in Print number S5000 - 2000 Safety Net Review - Wages - Agreed Settlement - $15.00 Arbitrated Safety Net Adjustment and 3.14% increase to work related allowances - Approved

Order No. 1 of 1999 - T8413 and T8483 - Wage Rates - State Wage Case July 1999 - applications to review the Wage Fixing Principles and to vary awards in a manner consistent with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission decision in Print number R1999 Safety Net Review - Wages - flow-on of federal safety net adjustment approved - operative date ffpp 1 August 1999 - partial revision of Wage Fixing Principles - full review of Wage Fixing Principles to begin no later than October 1999

Order No. 1 of 1998 (Consolidated) - T7225 -  restructure of award - wage rates - conditions of employment - consent matter - application granted - award varied - operative date 14 July 1998

Order No. 1 of 1997 - T7224 - wage rates - Safety Net Adjustment - consent matter - application granted - award varied - operative date ffpp 21 October 1996

Order No. 2 of 1996 - T6142 - name change - delete all reference to The Tasmanian Registered Teachers’ Association - insert The Tasmanian Independent Schools Teachers Association - application granted - award varied - operative date 7 May 1996

Order No. 1 of 1996 - T5985 - Award variation - nominated private and public sector awards - "Supported Wage System" - application approved - orders to issue - operative from 23.2.96

Order No. 2 of 1994 (Consolidated) - T4437 - Wage Rates - final increase of phased adjustments emanating from special case proceedings - Principles satisfied - consent matter - application granted - award varied - ffpp 1 August 1993

Order No. 1 of 1994 - T4783 - redundancy - period of notice

Order No. 3 of 1992 - T3077 - Award variation - insertion of "Parental Leave" clause in lieu of "Maternity Leave" clause

Order No. 2 of 1992 - T2819 and TA72 - Structural Efficiency Principle - Special Case

Order No. 1 of 1992 - T2819 and TA72 - Structural Efficiency Principle - Special Case

Order No. 3 of 1991 - Correction Order - T3248 - State Wage Case August 1991 - 2.5% increase - granted

Order No. 2 of 1991 - T3135 - Scope, restructuring

Order No. 1 of 1991 (Consolidated) - T2819 and TA72 - Structural Efficiency Principle - Special Case

Order No. 1 of 1990 - T2424 - Structural Efficiency 

Order No. 4 of 1989 (Consolidated) - T2146 - to vary all private and public sector awards and agreements to increase wage rates and allowances generally and to review the wage fixation principles

Order No. 3 of 1989 - T2022 - Superannuagtion

Order No. 2 of 1989 - T1851 - $10.00 wage increase

Order No. 1 of 1989 - T1774 - making of award