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Schedule 1 Industrial matters

section 9(3)

1 wages, allowances or remuneration of persons employed, or to be employed, during ordinary working hours, on overtime, on special work or on public holidays

2 a person’s entitlements under the Queensland Employment Standards, a modern award, a bargaining award or a certified agreement, unless this Act otherwise provides

3 equal remuneration for work of equal or comparable value

4 whether piecework will be allowed

5 whether employees are to be given particular leave on full pay

6 whether and on what conditions employees may board and lodge with their employers, including where it is necessary for employers to provide the board and lodging at a reasonable standard, where it would be impractical not to

7 whether monetary allowances will be paid by employers to employees for standing back or waiting time caused—

(a)

by the conditions of the employer’s calling; or

(b)

by the intermittent nature of industrial operations; or

(c)

otherwise

8 the length of notice to be given by an employer or employee to the other before terminating employment, and wages to be paid or deducted instead of notice

9 occupational superannuation

10 the hours of work, the time to be worked to entitle employees to a particular wage, allowance, remuneration or price, or what time will be taken to be overtime

11 claims to restrict work before or after particular hours

12 providing for shorter hours, higher wages, or other conditions for persons employed under abnormal conditions or in abnormal workplaces, and deciding what are abnormal conditions or workplaces

13 the age, qualification or status of employees, or the mode and conditions of employment or non-employment, including whether a person should be disqualified for employment

14 employment of young employees or of a person or class of persons, or the disqualification of a person for employment because of age or impairment

15 the number or proportion of aged, impaired or infirm persons or other employees that may be employed by an employer, or the lowest prices or rates payable to them

16 a claim to dismiss or to refuse to employ a particular person or class of person, or whether a particular person or class of person, ought to be continued or reinstated in the employment of a particular employer, considering the public interest, despite common law rights of employers or employees

17 the right to dismiss, or to refuse to employ, reinstate or re-employ a particular person, or class of person, in a particular calling

18 custom or usage about employment conditions, either generally or in a particular calling or locality

19 the interpretation or enforcement of an industrial instrument or a permit, unless this Act otherwise provides

20 the subject matter of an industrial dispute, and a matter that has caused, or the court or commission considers is likely to cause, disagreement or friction between employers and employees

21 what is fair and just, considering the interests of the persons immediately concerned and the community, according to the standard of the average good employer and the average competent and honest employee in all matters relating to the relations of employers and employees, whether or not the relationship of employer and employee exists or existed—

(a)

at or before the making of a relevant application to the court or commission; or

(b)

at the making or enforcement of a decision of the court or commission

22 the regulation of relations between employer and employee, or between employees, and to that end the imposition of conditions on—

(a)

the conduct of a calling; and

(b)

the provision of benefits to persons engaged in a calling

23 a demarcation dispute

24 the authorised payment by an employer of an employee’s membership fees of an organisation of employees

25 the surveillance of employees in the workplace

26 sexual harassment or sex or gender-based harassment of an employee in the workplace or otherwise in the course of the employee’s employment

27 discrimination in employment, including in remuneration or other employment conditions

28 claims to have protective clothing or appliances, hot or cold water, or sanitary or bathing accommodation provided for the use of employees

29 fixing standards of normal temperatures or atmospheric purity in workplaces, above or below ground

30 balancing work and family responsibilities

31 matters relating to the relationship between employers and organisations

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Industrial Relations Act 2016 s Schedule 1 — Industrial matters (Queensland) — Barrister AI