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FAIR WORK ACT 1994
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
Chapter 1--Preliminary
1. Short title
3. Objects of Act
4. Interpretation
4A. Meaning of employer for public employees
5. Outworkers
6. Application of Act to employment
Chapter 2--Jurisdiction of SAET--special provisions
PART 1--Conferral of jurisdiction, declarations and orders
7. Jurisdiction of SAET
8. Jurisdiction to interpret awards and enterprise agreements
9. Jurisdiction to decide monetary claims under industrial laws or instruments
10. Jurisdiction to hear and determine questions arising under contracts of employment
11. Jurisdiction to settle and resolve industrial disputes
12. Orders to remedy or restrain contraventions
13. Advisory jurisdiction
13A. Mandatory injunctions
PART 2--Processes associated with industrial matters and disputes
Division 1--Processes generally
14. Amendment or rectification of proceedings
15. Power to re-open questions
16. General power of waiver
17. Applications to SAET
Division 2--Processes when constituted as an industrial relations commission
18. Advertisement of applications
19. Provisions of award etc relevant to how SAET intervenes in dispute
20. Voluntary conferences
21. Compulsory conference
22. Reference of questions for determination
23. Experience gained in settlement of dispute
PART 3--Representation
25. Representation
26. Registered agents
27. Inquiries into conduct of registered agents or other representative
PART 4--Concurrent appointments--other industrial authorities
28. Concurrent appointments
29. Powers of member holding concurrent appointments
PART 5--Special provisions relating to monetary claims
30. Interpretation
31. Limitation of action
32. Who may make a claim
33. Simultaneous proceedings not permitted
34. Award to include interest
35. Monetary judgment
36. Costs
Chapter 3--Employment
PART A1--Interpretation
65. References to SAET
PART 1--General conditions of employment
Division 1--Basic contractual features
66. Basis of contract of employment
67. Accrual of wages
68. Form of payment to employee
Division 2--Contracts to be construed subject to relevant minimum standards
69. Remuneration
70. Sick leave/carer's leave
70A. Bereavement leave
70B. Family and domestic violence leave
71. Annual leave
72. Parental leave
72A. Minimum standards--additional matters
72B. Special provision relating to severance payments
PART 2--Regulation of industrial matters by enterprise agreements
73. Objects of this Part
74. Nature of enterprise agreement
75. Who may make enterprise agreement
76. Negotiation of enterprise agreement
76A. Best endeavours bargaining
77. Form and content of enterprise agreement
78. Enterprise agreement has no force or effect without approval
79. Approval of enterprise agreement
80. Extent to which aspects of negotiations and terms of the agreement are to be kept confidential
81. Effect of enterprise agreement
82. SAET's jurisdiction to act in disputes under an enterprise agreement
83. Duration of enterprise agreement
84. Power of SAET to vary or rescind an enterprise agreement
85. SAET may release party from obligation to comply with enterprise agreement
86. Limitation on SAET's powers
87. Representation
88. Confidentiality
PART 3--Regulation of industrial matters by award
Division 1--Awards generally
90. Power to regulate industrial matters by award
90A. Equity in remuneration
91. Who is bound by award
92. Retrospectivity
93. Form of awards
94. Effect of awards on contracts
95. Effect of multiple award provisions on remuneration
96. Duration of award
97. Effect of amendment or rescission of award
98. Consolidation or correction of awards
Division 1A--Special provision relating to child labour
98A. Special provision relating to child labour
Division 1B--Special provision relating to trial work
98B. Special provision relating to trial work
Division 2--Review of awards
99. Triennial review of awards
PART 3A--Outworkers
Division 1--Preliminary
99A. Interpretation
99B. Responsible contractors
Division 2--Code of practice
99C. Code of practice
Division 3--Recovery of unpaid remuneration
99D. Outworker may initiate a claim against a responsible contractor
99E. Liability of apparent responsible contractor on a claim
99F. Liability of actual employer to which a claim is referred
99G. Recovery of amount of unpaid remuneration
99H. Ability of responsible contractor to claim contribution or to make deduction
99I. Offence provision
99J. Non-derogation
PART 4--General principles affecting determination of working conditions
100. Adoption of principles affecting determination of remuneration and working conditions
100A. State Wage Case
101. State industrial authorities to apply principles
PART 5--Enforcement of obligations arising from employment
Division 1--Records to be kept by employers
102. Records to be kept
103. Employer to provide copy of award or enterprise agreement
PART 6--Unfair dismissal
Division 1--Preliminary
105. Interpretation
105A. Application of Part
Division 2--Application for relief
106. Application for relief
Division 4--Determination of application
108. Question to be determined at the hearing
109. Remedies for unfair dismissal from employment
Division 5--Miscellaneous
110. Costs
111. Decisions to be given expeditiously
PART 7--Exemption from employment conditions
112. Slow, inexperienced or infirm workers
113. Non-application of awards
114. Exemption for charitable organisations
Chapter 4--Associations
PART 1--Freedom of association
Division 1--Preliminary
115. Prohibited reason
Division 2--Protection of freedom of association
116. Freedom of association
116A. General offences against the principle of freedom of association
116B. Dismissal etc for prohibited reason
117. Prohibition of discrimination in supply or purchase of goods or services
118. Conscientious objection
PART 2--Locally based associations
Division 1--Application for registration
119. Eligibility for registration
120. Application for registration
121. Objections
Division 2--Registration and incorporation
122. Registration of associations
123. Registration confers incorporation
Division 3--Rules
124. Rules
125. Alteration of rules of registered association
126. Model rules
127. Orders to secure compliance with rules etc
Division 4--Financial records
128. Financial records
Division 5--Amalgamation
129. Amalgamation
Division 6--De-registration
130. De-registration of associations
PART 3--Federally based associations
Division 1--Application for registration
131. Eligibility for registration
132. Application for registration
133. Objections
Division 2--Registration and de-registration
134. Registration
135. De-registration
Division 3--Federations
136. Federation
PART 3A--Extension of Federal administration of CFMEU
136A. Interpretation
136B. Application by Federal administrator of CFMEU
136C. Effect of administration of ABCWF
136D. Administrator not liable in civil proceedings
136E. Regulations under this Part
136F. Cessation of administration
136G. Anti-avoidance
PART 4--Provisions generally applicable to associations
Division 1--Purpose of association
137. Restraint of trade
138. Limitations of actions in tort
139. Industrial services not to be provided to non-members
Division 2--Powers of entry and inspection
140. Powers of officials of employee associations
Division 3--Records
141. Register of members and officers of associations
142. Rules
Division 4--Miscellaneous
143. Certificate of registration
144. Service
144A. Demarcation agreements etc
145. Saving of obligations
146. Sequestration orders
147. Exercise of powers of SAET
Chapter 6AA--Industrial Relations Consultative Council
PART 1--Establishment of Consultative Council
218. Establishment of Consultative Council
PART 2--Functions and powers
218A. Functions and powers of Consultative Council
PART 3--Composition of Consultative Council
218B. Membership of Consultative Council
218C. Terms and conditions of office
218D. Fees, allowances and expenses
PART 4--Proceedings of Consultative Council
218E. Meetings
218F. Proceedings
218G. Conflict of interest under Public Sector (Honesty and Accountability) Act 1995
218H. Validity of acts
PART 5--Use of staff and facilities
218I. Use of staff and facilities
PART 6--Committees
218J. Committees
PART 7--Related matters
218K. Confidentiality
Chapter 6--Miscellaneous
219. Confidentiality
219A. Who are inspectors
219B. General functions of inspectors
219C. Powers of inspectors
219D. Compliance notices
220. Notice of determinations of SAET
223. Discrimination against employee for taking part in industrial proceedings etc
224. Non-compliance with awards and enterprise agreements
225. Improper pressure etc related to enterprise agreements
225A. Use of offensive language against a representative
226. False entries
227. Experience of apprentice etc how calculated
228. No premium to be demanded for apprentices or juniors
229. Illegal guarantees
231. Recovery of penalty from members of association
232. General defence
233. Order for payment against convicted person
234. Proof of awards etc
235. Proceedings for offences
236. Conduct by officers etc of body corporate
236A. Offences by body corporate
237. Regulations
SCHEDULE 1--Transitional provisions
SCHEDULE 2--Continuity of industrial arrangements--government business
SCHEDULE 2A--Continuity of industrial arrangements--local government sector
SCHEDULE 3--Minimum standard for sick leave/carer's leave
SCHEDULE 3A--Minimum standard for bereavement leave
SCHEDULE 3B--Family and domestic violence leave
SCHEDULE 4--Minimum standard for annual leave
SCHEDULE 5--Minimum standard for parental leave
SCHEDULE 6--Equal Remuneration Convention
SCHEDULE 7--Termination of Employment Convention
SCHEDULE 8--Rules for terminating employment
SCHEDULE 9--Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention 1999
SCHEDULE 10--Workers with Family Responsibilities Convention 1981
SCHEDULE 11--Workers' Representatives Convention 1971
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