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Charles v Northern New South Wales Local Health District
[2016] NSWIRComm 8
Industrial Relations Commission of NSW
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Leave to Appeal
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whether or not dismissal occurred question of jurisdictional fact
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questions of jurisdiction to be identified and resolved in decisions
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failure to identify whether or not dismissal occurred
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error of law
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leave to appeal granted
Appeal
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proper approach to appeal
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primacy to first instance decision making
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first instance decision making to be supported
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obligations on Commission to act quickly
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concise decisions appropriate provided essential issues addressed
Employment
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casual employment
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list of persons who might be offered casual employment not determinative of contract of employment
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removal of name from a list of eligible casual employees not a dismissal
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s 84 proceedings dismissed
Case Details
Citation
[2016] NSWIRComm 8
Court
NSWIRComm
Jurisdiction
New South Wales
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Charles v Northern New South Wales Local Health District [2016] NSWIRComm 8 — Leave To Appeal & Proper Approach To Appeal — Barrister AI