Moore v Parris Hair and Beauty Pty Ltd
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[2019] FCCA 469
•1 March 2019
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Moore v Parris Hair and Beauty Pty Ltd [2019] FCCA 469
[2019] FCCA 469
1 March 2019
CaseChat Overview and Summary
Moore, an apprentice, brought proceedings against Parris Hair and Beauty Pty Ltd alleging underpayment of wages in contravention of the *Fair Work Act 2009* (Cth). The dispute concerned a modest amount of wages.
The court was required to determine whether Parris Hair and Beauty Pty Ltd had contravened the *Fair Work Act 2009* (Cth) by underpaying Moore.
His Honour Judge J D Wilson QC found that liability was established. The court noted that the employer had remedied the breach immediately upon being notified by the apprentice. A declaration was made that a contravention had occurred, and the proceeding was adjourned for a penalty hearing.
The court was required to determine whether Parris Hair and Beauty Pty Ltd had contravened the *Fair Work Act 2009* (Cth) by underpaying Moore.
His Honour Judge J D Wilson QC found that liability was established. The court noted that the employer had remedied the breach immediately upon being notified by the apprentice. A declaration was made that a contravention had occurred, and the proceeding was adjourned for a penalty hearing.
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Employment Law
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Statutory Interpretation
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Breach
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Penalty
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Statutory Construction
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