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Fire Brigade Employees' Union of New South Wales v Fire and Rescue NSW
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[2014] NSWIRComm 16
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New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission
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Australia - New South Wales
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8 Apr 2014
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AustLII
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 1
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Auscare Corporation Pty Ltd v New South Wales Dept of Commerce (No 2)
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[2008] NSWIRComm 124; (2008) 183 IR 148
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New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission
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Australia - New South Wales
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7 Jul 2008
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AustLII
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4
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Auscare Corporation Pty Ltd v New South Wales Department of Commerce
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[2007] NSWIRComm 271
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New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission
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Australia - New South Wales
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15 Nov 2007
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AustLII
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1
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Police and Nurses Credit Society Ltd re Finance Sector Union of Australia v Police and Nurses Credit Society Ltd - PR939977
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[2003] AIRC 1340
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Australian Industrial Relations Commission
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Australia
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29 Oct 2003
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AustLII
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3
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CPSU, the Community and Public Sector Union - re Appeals against refusals to find industrial dispute; jurisdiction; whether classes of employment subject to dispute within eligibility coverage of CPSU, the Community and Public Sector Union, (CPSU); construction of eligibility rule; leave to appeal allowed; meaning of expression 'part of a business, whose principal function is incidental, ancillary or complementary to the supply of telecommunication services'; whether activities of employers properly characterised as being within that industry description; principles of construction of union eligibility rule; manner in which rule came about is a relevant consideration in construction of rule; consideration of history of rule in perspective with use of similar words in statute and case law; use of expressions elsewhere in rules; meaning of 'business', 'part of a business' and 'principal function'; history of reference to 'part of a single business' in enterprise bargaining and transmission of business provisions in Act; consideration of reasons given by designated Presidential Member when making initial alteration and reasons stated for second alteration; for the purpose of the rule, 'business' connotes the organisation of work or resources by an employer, for commercial, public purpose or like activity; 'part of a business' connotes an identifiable or discrete activity within a business of the kind described; the expression 'whose principal function' denotes a requirement that, from the whole or substantial portion of the relevant business or organisation of work, the effective outcome be activity of the relevant description; the organisation of work by EDS pursuant to a contract for services to support systems used by Telstra and the organisation of work by it within a particular organisational unit within the CPSUs eligibility coverage; so is the organisation of work by IBM GSA pursuant to a contract for services to Telstra; each appeal allowed; finding of dispute made on determination of each appeal - PR939419
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Australian Industrial Relations Commission
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Australia
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17 Oct 2003
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AustLII
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Australia Postal Corporation v Gorman
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[2001] FCA 975
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Federal Court of Australia
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Australia - Commonwealth
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25 Jul 2001
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AustLII
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Minister of State for Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business v Community & Public Sector Union
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[2001] FCA 316; 109 FCR 303
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Federal Court of Australia
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Australia - Commonwealth
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15 Jun 2001
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AustLII
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15
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Australian Rail Tram and Bus Industry Union v Torrens Transit Services Pty Ltd
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[2000] FCA 1683; (2000) 105 FCR 88
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Federal Court of Australia
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Australia - Commonwealth
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21 Nov 2000
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AustLII
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17
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