labourers has its beginning in the building industry……we are about eliminating the craft system from this industry…..Such far reaching goals will take years to achieve ….. There will be a clause titled Award modernisation” which in substance is in these terms : “ a The parties are committed to modernising the terms of the award so that it provides for more flexible working arrangements , improves the quality of working life , enhances skill and job satisfaction and assists positively in the restructuring process. The parties to this award recognise that in order to increase efficiency , productivity and international competiveness of industry, a greater commitment to training and skill development is required. The introduction of these clauses into the industry awards will convey to employers and all who work in the industry that their union and employer organisations are fully committed to workplace reform. “ 2 September 1991 : Justice Ludeke ( Print 9270 ) Plumbing employees I was satisfied from the evidence in earlier proceedings that the parties are participating in “ the movement for workplace reform in accordance with the guidelines stated by the Full Bench in the National wage Case April 1991.” 24 July 1991 : Commissioner Palmer ( J 8331 ) Chemical employees The Australian Workers Union was a party in these proceedings. On the 14 June 1991 the parties reported…… that substantial progress had been made at “ site level . The Joint Consultative Committee and the Sub- committee and Project Groups which have been formed to guide workplace reform are progressing in the implementation of the restructuring agreement…..and that they would produce changes that would be very significant in terms of increase in efficiency and productivity. “ 26 July 1991 : Justice Ludeke ( J 8710 ) Various employees in the Building , metal and civil construction industries The Australian Workers Union was a party to these proceedings. am satisfied that the unions which are applicants in these matters are also participants in “I the movement for workplace reform and that they too have satisfied the requirements of the Structural Efficiency Principle.” 23 December 1991 : Commissioner Palmer ( Print K 1196 ) Chemical industry
labourers has its beginning in the building industry……we are about eliminating the craft system from this industry…..Such far reaching goals will take years to achieve ….. There will be a clause titled “ Award modernisation” which in substance is in these terms : a The parties are committed to modernising the terms of the award so that it provides for more flexible working arrangements , improves the quality of working life , enhances skill and job satisfaction and assists positively in the restructuring process. The parties to this award recognise that in order to increase efficiency , productivity and international competiveness of industry, a greater commitment to training and skill development is required. The introduction of these clauses into the industry awards will convey to employers and all who work in the industry that their union and employer organisations are fully committed to workplace reform. “ 2 September 1991 : Justice Ludeke ( Print 9270 ) Plumbing employees “ I was satisfied from the evidence in earlier proceedings that the parties are participating in the movement for workplace reform in accordance with the guidelines stated by the Full Bench in the National wage Case April 1991.” 24 July 1991 : Commissioner Palmer ( J 8331 ) Chemical employees The Australian Workers Union was a party in these proceedings. “ On the 14 June 1991 the parties reported…… that substantial progress had been made at site level . The Joint Consultative Committee and the Sub- committee and Project Groups which have been formed to guide workplace reform are progressing in the implementation of the restructuring agreement…..and that they would produce changes that would be very significant in terms of increase in efficiency and productivity. “ 26 July 1991 : Justice Ludeke ( J 8710 ) Various employees in the Building , metal and civil construction industries The Australian Workers Union was a party to these proceedings. “I am satisfied that the unions which are applicants in these matters are also participants in the movement for workplace reform and that they too have satisfied the requirements of the Structural Efficiency Principle.” 23 December 1991 : Commissioner Palmer ( Print K 1196 ) Chemical industry
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