TE1358
TASMANIAN INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION Industrial Relations Act 1984 Graham G Gane and Sharee G Burgess and The Full-Time or Casual Employees employed as Casual Deck Hand, Deckhand, Casual Skipper and Skipper THE GANE'S MARINE TOWING SERVICE ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2004
Enterprise Agreement - agreement approved - operative 9 August 2004 - 3 years APPROVAL OF ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT [1] This application concerns The Gane's Marine Towing Service Enterprise Agreement 2004. The parties lodged the agreement on 2 August 2004 pursuant to s.61H of the Industrial Relations Act 1984. At the hearing of this matter on 3 September 2004, with the parties' consent, I amended Clause 8 - Wage Rates, of the agreement as lodged. [2] The employer party to the agreement is Graham G Gane and Sharee G Burgess trading as Gane's Marine Towing Service. The employee parties are the individuals employed in the classes of employment to which the agreement applies; i.e Casual Deck Hand, Deckhand, Casual Skipper and Skipper. The enterprise is the employer's marine towing business at Geeveston in Tasmania. [3] The agreement will commence operation from 9 August 2004 and remain in force for a period of 3 years. [4] At the hearing I satisfied myself that: (a) the agreement is one made between an employer and an individual person employed in an enterprise pursuant to the provisions of s.61D(1)(d) of the Act; (b) the agreement contains the matters referred to in s.61E of the Act; (c) the employees are otherwise covered by an award of the Commission, therefore the minimum conditions of employment set out in s.61F of the Act are not relevant; (d) pursuant to the provisions of s.61I(2) of the Act, the parties to the agreement satisfied me that they are aware of (i) their entitlements and obligations under the agreement and under Part IVA of the Act and (ii) the changes to existing conditions of employment which will result from the agreement taking effect. (e) in terms of s.61J(1)(ca) of the Act, there is no reason to believe that the bargaining process adopted by the parties to the agreement was not appropriate and fair; (f) in terms of s.61J(1)(d) of the Act, there is no reason to believe the agreement was made under duress; and (g) in terms of s.61J(1)(f) of the Act, there is no reason to believe that the agreement is not fair in all the circumstances. [5] In the circumstances I approve the agreement pursuant to s.61J(1) of the Act. I notify the parties and the Minister of that approval and, in doing so, inform the parties of their right to withdraw from the agreement under s.61K of the Act, which provides that:
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