Re: Making of a modern award Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award State 2014

Case

[2014] QIRC 133

29 August 2014

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QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

CITATION:  Re: Making of a modern award - Resident Medical
Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014
[2014] QIRC 133
PARTIES:  State of Queensland (Queensland Health)

The Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation Queensland, Industrial Organisation of Employees

Together Queensland, Industrial Union of
Employees.
CASE NO:  MA/2014/126
PROCEEDING:  Making of a modern award
DELIVERED ON:  29 August 2014
HEARING DATE:  29 August 2014
MEMBER:  Vice President Linnane
Deputy President O'Connor
Industrial Commissioner Neate
ORDERS : 
1.  That the Resident Medical Officers

(Queensland Health) Award - State 2014 be
made.

2.      That the Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014 be operative on and from 31 August 2014.

3.      That the District Health Services - Senior

Medical Officers' and Resident Medical

Officers' Award - State 2012 is repealed on and from 31 August 2014 subject to the provisions of s 824 of the Industrial Relations

Act 1999.

4.      That the Medical Superintendents with Right

of Private Practice and Medical Officers with Right of Private Practice - Queensland Public

Hospitals Award - State 2012 is repealed on and from 31 August 2014 subject to the provisions of s 824 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.

CATCHWORDS: 

MAKING OF A MODERN AWARD - Section 140C(1) of the Industrial Relations Act 1999 -

request from the Attorney-General and Minister for
Justice - Resident Medical Officers (Queensland
Health) Award - State 2014 - Modern Award made.
CASES:  Industrial Relations Act 1999 Chapter 5 Division 2,
ss 140C(1), 140CE, 824.
APPEARANCES:  Mr A. Herbert, Counsel directly instructed by the
State of Queensland (Queensland Health).
Mr A. Turner of The Australian Salaried Medical
Officers' Federation Queensland, Industrial
Organisation of Employees.
Mr R. Rule of Together Queensland, Industrial
Union of Employees.

Decision

[1] In accordance with Chapter 5 Division 2 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999 (Act) (i.e. the Modern Award provisions of the Act) and the Request under Section 140C(1) - Award Modernisation by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, the Award Modernisation Team (AMOD Team) of the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission has prepared an Exposure Draft of a proposed Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014 ("Proposed Award").

[2]        The Proposed Award was prepared by the AMOD Team in consultation with the State of Queensland (Queensland Health), the Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation Queensland Industrial Organisation of Employees (ASMOFQ) and Together Queensland, Industrial Union of Employees (Together) (i.e. the Employer and Unions referred to in Clause 4 of the Proposed Award).

[3]        On 28 August 2014 Deputy President Bloomfield referred a finalised version of the Proposed Award to the Vice President for referral to a Full Bench of the Commission indicating that the abovementioned organisations had reached agreement on the terms of the Proposed Award. The Vice President, on 28 August 2014, referred the Proposed Award to this Full Bench for hearing and the matter was listed today.

[4]        We have been advised that the Proposed Award complies with the Act.

[5]        We are advised that the District Health Services - Senior Medical Officers' and Resident Medical Officers' Award - State 2012 and the Medical Superintendents with Right of

Private Practice and medical Officers with Right of Private Practice - Queensland

Public Hospitals Award - State 2012 are awards of the Commission which currently apply to resident medical officers and will thus be repealed upon the making of any modern award subject to the provisions of s 824 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.

[6]        Having heard from the representatives of the parties referred to in Clause 4 of the Proposed Award, and by consent of those parties, we make the following orders:

(i)

That the Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014 be made;

(ii)

That the Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014 operate on and from 31 August 2014;

(iii)

That given the making of the Resident Medical Officers (Queensland Health) Award - State 2014, the District Health Services - Senior Medical Officers' and Resident Medical Officers' Award - State 2012 and the Medical Superintendents

with Right of Private Practice and Medical Officers' with Right of Private

Practice - Queensland Public Hospitals Award - State 2012 are repealed on and from 31 August 2014 subject to the provisions of s 824 of the Industrial

Relations Act 1999.

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