United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro

Case [2010] FCA 22


FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro [2010] FCA 22

CORRIGENDUM

MCKERRACHER J
29 JANUARY 2010 (CORRIGENDUM 1 FEBRUARY 2010)
PERTH


IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA DISTRICT REGISTRY

FAIR WORK DIVISION

WAD 14 of 2010

BETWEEN:

UNITED GROUP RESOURCES PTY LTD ABN 17 114 888 201
First Applicant

AGC INDUSTRIES PTY LTD ABN 57 079 939 898
Second Applicant

MODERN ACCESS SERVICES PTY LTD ABN 87 129 312 590
Third Applicant

DOWNER EDI ENGINEERING POWER PTY LTD ABN 53 000 983 700
Fourth Applicant

MONADELPHOUS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES PTY LTD ABN 52 008 861 836
Fifth Applicant

CBI CONSTRUCTORS PTY LTD ABN 90 000 612 411
Sixth Applicant

DECMIL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 58 116 776 991
Seventh Applicant

FREO GROUP LIMITED ABN 64 009 325 124
Eighth Applicant

MAMMOET AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 77 075 483 644
Ninth Applicant

PCH GROUP LTD ABN 41 009 120 021
Tenth Applicant

RCR CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE PTY LTD ABN 97 063 053 814
Eleventh Applicant

RCR POSITRON PTY LTD ABN 38 106 084 879
Twelfth Applicant

JOHN HOLLAND PTY LTD ABN 11 004 282 268
Thirteenth Applicant

AND: BRAEDEN CALABRO AND OTHERS LISTED IN THE RESPONDENTS’ SCHEDULE
Respondents

JUDGE:

MCKERRACHER J

DATE OF ORDER:

27 JANUARY 2010

WHERE MADE:

PERTH

CORRIGENDUM

1.The reasons for judgment were first published on 29 January 2010 with case citation ‘United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Decmil Australia Pty Ltd [2010] FCA 22’.  On 1 February 2010, the case citation was amended to read ‘United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro [2010] FCA 22’.

2.On 1 February 2010, the first-named respondent was also amended from ‘Decmil Australia Pty Ltd’ to ‘Braeden Calabro’.

I certify that the preceding two (2) numbered paragraphs are a true copy of the Reasons for Judgment herein of the Honourable Justice McKerracher.

Associate: 

Dated:       1 February 2010

FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro [2010] FCA 22

Citation: United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro [2010] FCA 22
Parties: UNITED GROUP RESOURCES PTY LTD ABN 17 114 888 201, AGC INDUSTRIES PTY LTD ABN 57 079 939 898, MODERN ACCESS SERVICES PTY LTD ABN 87 129 312 590, DOWNER EDI ENGINEERING POWER PTY LTD ABN 53 000 983 700, MONADELPHOUS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES PTY LTD ABN 52 008 861 836, CBI CONSTRUCTORS PTY LTD ABN 90 000 612 411, DECMIL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 58 116 776 991, FREO GROUP LIMITED ABN 64 009 325 124, MAMMOET AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 77 075 483 644, PCH GROUP LTD ABN 41 009 120 021, RCR CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE PTY LTD ABN 97 063 053 814, RCR POSITRON PTY LTD ABN 38 106 084 879 and JOHN HOLLAND PTY LTD ABN 11 004 282 268 v BRAEDEN CALABRO AND OTHERS LISTED IN THE RESPONDENTS’ SCHEDULE
File number(s): WAD 14 of 2010
Judges: MCKERRACHER J
Date of judgment: 29 January 2010
Catchwords:  INDUSTRIAL LAW - interim injunction - jurisdiction to grant injunction - unlawful industrial action - relevant considerations in exercising discretion - applicants’ undertakings as to damages
Legislation: Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) s 3, s 3(2), s 39 , s 39(1), s 39(3), s 49, s 49(1), s 49(1)(c), s 49(3), s 49(3)(a), s 49(4), s 49(6)
Fair Work Act2009 (Cth) s 417(3)(b), s 421, s 421(1), s 545(2)
Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (Cth)
Cases cited: Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd v Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (2006) 149 IR 299
Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd v Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (2006) 149 IR 306
Date of hearing: 27 January 2010
Place: Perth
Division: FAIR WORK DIVISION
Category: Catchwords
Number of paragraphs: 41
Counsel for the Applicant: K De Kerloy with K Reid
Solicitor for the Applicant: Freehills
Counsel for the Intervener: SD Harben
Solicitor for the Intervener: Clayton Utz

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA DISTRICT REGISTRY

FAIR WORK DIVISION

WAD 14 of 2010

BETWEEN:

UNITED GROUP RESOURCES PTY LTD ABN 17 114 888 201
First Applicant

AGC INDUSTRIES PTY LTD ABN 57 079 939 898
Second Applicant

MODERN ACCESS SERVICES PTY LTD ABN 87 129 312 590
Third Applicant

DOWNER EDI ENGINEERING POWER PTY LTD ABN 53 000 983 700
Fourth Applicant

MONADELPHOUS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES PTY LTD ABN 52 008 861 836
Fifth Applicant

CBI CONSTRUCTORS PTY LTD ABN 90 000 612 411
Sixth Applicant

DECMIL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 58 116 776 991
Seventh Applicant

FREO GROUP LIMITED ABN 64 009 325 124
Eighth Applicant

MAMMOET AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 77 075 483 644
Ninth Applicant

PCH GROUP LTD ABN 41 009 120 021
Tenth Applicant

RCR CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE PTY LTD ABN 97 063 053 814
Eleventh Applicant

RCR POSITRON PTY LTD ABN 38 106 084 879
Twelfth Applicant

JOHN HOLLAND PTY LTD ABN 11 004 282 268
Thirteenth Applicant

AND: BRAEDEN CALABRO AND OTHERS LISTED IN THE RESPONDENTS’ SCHEDULE
Respondents

JUDGE:

MCKERRACHER J

DATE OF ORDER:

27 JANUARY 2010

WHERE MADE:

PERTH

THE COURT ORDERS THAT:

1Upon the applicants giving the usual undertaking as to damages, until 5.00 pm on 5 February 2010, pursuant to s 39 and/or s 49(1)(c) of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) each respondent is restrained from:

(a)engaging in or being a party to or in any way associated with or otherwise involved in any of the following actions in relation to building work on the Pluto LNG Project at Burrup Peninsula (Project):

(i)failing or refusing to attend work on the Project or failing or refusing to accept or perform work on the Project at all;

(ii)performing work on the Project otherwise than in accordance with the terms of his employment contract;

(iii)performing work on the Project in a manner different from that in which it is customarily performed, or adopting any practice in relation to work on the project, the result of which is a restriction or limitation on, or a delay in, the performance of that work;

except where such actions:

(i)are authorised or agreed to by the respondent’s employer; or

(ii)are based upon the respondent’s reasonable concern about an imminent risk to the respondent’s health or safety and the respondent has not unreasonably failed to comply with the directions of the respondent’s employer to perform other available work, whether at the same or another workplace, that was safe and appropriate for the respondent to perform;

(b)interfering with or in any way disrupting the performance of work on the Project by any of the following means:

(i)imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in any bans, limitations, restrictions or delays on the performance of work or the acceptance of work by any of the applicants’ other employees to be performed under their terms of employment or in a manner which work is customarily performed with the applicants; and

(ii)imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in the taking of days off by any of the applicants’ other employees otherwise than in accordance with rosters specified by the industrial instruments and employment contracts regulating their employment with the applicants.

2Any person affected by the restraints imposed by the injunctive relief has liberty to apply on 48 hours written or electronic notice to the applicants or the Australian Building and Construction Commission.

Note:Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.
The text of entered orders can be located using Federal Law Search on the Court’s website.


IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA DISTRICT REGISTRY

FAIR WORK DIVISION

WAD 14 of 2010

BETWEEN:

UNITED GROUP RESOURCES PTY LTD ABN 17 114 888 201
First Applicant

AGC INDUSTRIES PTY LTD ABN 57 079 939 898
Second Applicant

MODERN ACCESS SERVICES PTY LTD ABN 87 129 312 590
Third Applicant

DOWNER EDI ENGINEERING POWER PTY LTD ABN 53 000 983 700
Fourth Applicant

MONADELPHOUS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES PTY LTD ABN 52 008 861 836
Fifth Applicant

CBI CONSTRUCTORS PTY LTD ABN 90 000 612 411
Sixth Applicant

DECMIL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 58 116 776 991
Seventh Applicant

FREO GROUP LIMITED ABN 64 009 325 124
Eighth Applicant

MAMMOET AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 77 075 483 644
Ninth Applicant

PCH GROUP LTD ABN 41 009 120 021
Tenth Applicant

RCR CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE PTY LTD ABN 97 063 053 814
Eleventh Applicant

RCR POSITRON PTY LTD ABN 38 106 084 879
Twelfth Applicant

JOHN HOLLAND PTY LTD ABN 11 004 282 268
Thirteenth Applicant

AND: BRAEDEN CALABRO AND OTHERS LISTED IN THE RESPONDENTS SCHEDULE
Respondents

JUDGE:

MCKERRACHER J

DATE:

29 JANUARY 2010

PLACE:

PERTH

REASONS FOR JUDGMENT

  1. On the applicants’ urgent application for interim injunctive relief, I made orders that are published herewith.  These are my short reasons for doing so.

  2. The applicants seek interim injunctive relief against the respondents as a result of the respondents’ allegedly unlawful industrial action.  That action is said to be in contravention of the Woodside Pluto LNG Project 2009 No. 2 Order of Fair Work Australia dated 23 January 2010, the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) (BCII Act) and the Fair Work Act2009 (Cth). Fair Work Australia is the national workplace relations tribunal established under the Fair Work Act

  3. I gave the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner leave to intervene.  Leave was unopposed.  The Commissioner supported the case of the applicants. 

  4. The application is supported by undertakings as to damages filed by all applicants.

  5. The application is also supported by affidavits.  The evidence of Mr Colin Milne, Industrial Relations Consultant, discloses the following matters:

  6. The applicants are building contractors.  They are also 'constitutional corporations'  and have been engaged to carry out the construction of the Pluto LNG Project at Burrup Peninsular (the Project), currently the biggest construction project in the North West of Western Australia.

  7. The respondents are building workers employed by the applicants (or in the case of the thirteenth applicant, employed by its subcontractors) in connection with the construction of the Project.

  8. Employees who work on the Project are required to work under rosters cycles which are 4 weeks on, 1 week off; 5 weeks on, 1 week off; or 6 weeks on, 1 week off.  The employees generally work 10 hour days, Monday to Saturday, on two shifts;

    ·commencing at 6.30am and ending at 5.00pm each day; and

    ·commencing at 6.30pm and ending at 4.30am each day.

  9. During the period employees are rostered to work on the Project site, they are accommodated at either Gap Ridge Village, Searipple Village or in their own accommodation.

  10. The applicants engage their construction workforce on the Project site under industrial instruments pursuant to the Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (Cth).

    DECEMBER 2009 INDUSTRIAL ACTION

  11. On or about 27 November 2009, according to Mr Milne, employees on the Project were advised that, effective 4 January 2010, all accommodation at Gap Ridge Village would be managed on a 'Motelling' basis (the Accommodation Changes).  The Accommodation Changes resulted from an acute shortage of accommodation on the Project and were made at a Project level (that is, the decision affected all contractors who use the Gap Ridge Village accommodation).

  12. On 1 December 2009 and 2 December 2009, almost all of the employees on the Project who were rostered to work failed to present for work in protest over the Accommodation Changes (the December 2009 Unlawful Industrial Action).

  13. On 2 December 2009, orders were made in respect of the December 2009 Unlawful Industrial Action by Deputy President McCarthy of Fair Work Australia (FWAB) for the employees of the first applicant to return to work, such orders to remain in force until 18 January 2010.

    JANUARY 2010 INDUSTRIAL ACTION

  14. On 21 January 2010, further information was provided to workers by Foster Wheeler WorleyParsons on the ‘motelling’ basis of accommodation.

  15. On 22 January 2010 and 23 January 2010, almost all of the employees on the Project who were rostered to work failed to present for work in protest over the Accommodation Changes (the January 2010 Unlawful Industrial Action).

  16. On 23 January 2010, orders were made (effective midnight on 24 January 2010) in respect of the January 2010 Unlawful Industrial Action by Commissioner Cloghan of FWA for employees of the Applicants (other than the Thirteenth Applicant) who were union members to return to work, such orders to remain in force until 28 February 2010.

    CURRENT INDUSTRIAL ACTION

  17. On 25 January 2010, almost all of the employees on the Project who were rostered to work failed to present for work in protest over the Accommodation Changes (the Current Unlawful Industrial Action).

  18. On 26 January 2010, there was scheduled work to be performed (despite the public holiday).  Once again, most employees who were required to work failed to present for work.

  19. On 26 January 2010, the local union organisers for the Project were contacted and advised of the proposed urgent application to this Court.  The unions were also requested to inform their members of the applicants’ intention to seek the urgent relief.  The unions requested they be kept informed but did not wish to be heard on the application.

  20. On 27 January 2010, employees on the Project held a meeting in the car park at the Project site commencing at 6.30am and resolved to continue to take industrial action until at least 30 January 2010.

  21. On 27 January 2010, almost all of the employees who were rostered to work failed to present for work.

    EFFECT OF INDUSTRIAL ACTION

  22. Mr Milne believes that further industrial action on the Project by the respondents is probable, given the on‑going implementation of the Accommodation Changes over the next 2 months.

  23. He believes the alleged impact of the industrial action on the Project is significant, totalling well in excess of $500,000 per day.  These losses arise from:

    (a)delay to the current construction program, which ultimately could affect the completion date for the Project;

    (b)the costs of having machinery, plant and equipment and general site infrastructure available but not being effectively utilised;

    (c)the loss of a percentage of workers who resign due to the industrial action and have to be replaced.  There is already a shortage of adequately qualified workers in certain positions and therefore some workers who choose to resign to avoid the industrial action will be very difficult to replace;

    (d)significant accommodation costs while no productive work is being carried out (approximately $90 per night, per employee); and

    (e)the costs of additional security on site.

  24. There is also a risk that delay to the construction program resulting from industrial action will cause:

    (a)extension of time claims by contractors;

    (b)contractual penalties claims against contractors for non‑completion of contracted work within the contracted time; and

    (c)the inability of WBPL to meet contracts for future gas sales.

  25. Mr Milne has been informed that the situation in and around the accommodation camps, particularly at Gap Ridge Village, is volatile and could easily become violent.  He is informed and believes that threats have been made against employees who are not participating in the industrial action, which has resulted in FWW significantly increasing the level of security personnel on site and around the accommodation.

  26. The respondents are currently and have been since 22 January 2010, striking in protest over changes to their accommodation arrangements.  There are over 1500 employees involved in this action.  Their action is said to be disrupting the performance of the work on the Project and causing significant financial loss to the applicants. 

  27. On 23 January 2010, orders were made by Commissioner Cloghan of Fair Work Australia for employees of the applicants (other than the thirteenth applicant) who were union members to return to work, such orders to remain in force until 28 February 2010.  The applicants say that most workers have not done so but those who have returned to work are said to be subject to threats from those who have not returned.

  28. The applicants argue that the respondents are engaged in unlawful industrial action for the purposes of the BCII Act.

  29. The Court has jurisdiction to grant an interim injunction to prevent the respondents from engaging in unlawful action under s 39 and s 48 of the BCII Act.

  30. Section 39(1) of the BCII Act empowers the Court to grant an injunction if it is satisfied that unlawful industrial action is:

    (a)       occurring; or

    (b)       threatened, impending or probable.

  31. Section 39(3) of the BCII Act provides that the power may be exercised whether or not it appears to the Court that:

    (a)the defendant intends to engage again, or continue to engage, in conduct of that kind; and

    (b)…

    (c)there is an imminent danger of substantial damage to any person if the defendant engages in conduct of that kind.

  32. Section 49(1)(c) and (3) of the BCII Act empower the Court to grant injunctions (including interim injunctions) in relation to a person who has contravened a civil penalty provision. Section 49(6) defines an eligible person to make an application under s 49(1) and (3) to include ‘a person affected by the contravention’. It follows that s 49(1) and s 49(3)(a) of the BCII empower the Court on the present application, to make an interim injunction in relation to a person who has contravened s 38 of the BCII.

  33. Importantly, s 49(3) confers power to grant an interim injunction without reaching a final decision that a contravention has occurred: Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd v Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (2006) 149 IR 299 at [7], [8]; Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd v Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (2006) 149 IR 306 at [52].

  34. The power to grant injunctive orders in circumstances where a breach or arguable breach of an Act has or is likely to occur is not uncommon in Federal statutes.  The considerations to be taken into account are the strength of the case on that issue, the purpose and objectives of the statute and the balance of convenience.  Except to the extent that the specific considerations of the Act in question require addressing, the determination as to whether or not to grant injunctive relief is a process which accords with the general approach in equity to the grant of injunctions.

  35. The power to grant an injunction, including an interim injunction, under s 49 is additional to the Court’s power under s 39 and, unlike the power in s 39, is not predicated on the Court’s satisfaction that unlawful industrial action is occurring or is threatened, impending or probable. Rather, the Court may make any order ‘that it considers appropriate’.

  36. As with s 39(3), s 49(4) also provides that:

    (4)If the contravention is a contravention of section 38, then the power of the court to grant an injunction restraining a person (the defendant) from engaging in conduct may be exercised:

    (a)whether or not it appears to the court that the defendant intends to engage again, or to continue to engage, in conduct of that kind; and

    (b)whether or not the defendant has previously engaged in conduct of that kind; and

    (c)whether or not there is an imminent danger of substantial damage to any person if the defendant engages in conduct of that kind.

  1. The grant of interim relief under the BCII Act must also be considered in light of the objects of the Act. The main object of the BCII Act is set out in s 3. Relevantly, subs 2 provides that the main object is to be achieved by the following means:

    (b)promoting respect for the rule of law;

    (c)ensuring respect for the rights of building industry participants;

    (d)ensuring that building industry participants are accountable for their unlawful conduct;

  2. The Court is also empowered to grant interim injunctions under s 417(3)(b) and s 545(2) of the Fair Work Act in respect of industrial action and s 421 in respect of any contravention of an order of Fair Work Australia. There may well also be an arguable case on that ground. I am satisfied that there is an arguable case that the respondents are engaging in unlawful industrial action under the BCII Act and in industrial action under the Fair Work Act contrary to that Act in that they have not obeyed the order of Commissioner Cloghan in contravention of s 421(1) of that Act. For present purposes, however, given the urgency of the matter, s 39 and s 49 BCII provide sufficient a basis on which to frame the grant of interim short term relief.

  3. As to the balance of convenience, the evidence at this stage discloses that the actions of the respondents have been and are disrupting the construction of the Project and are causing severe financial loss to the applicants.  The daily costs is in hundreds of thousands of dollars.  Damages would not be an adequate remedy in this matter because:

    (a)the respondents are individuals and are unlikely to have the financial means to meet the level of damages awarded;

    (b)the employees who are not participating in industrial action are being subjected to a serious risk of physical and/or psychological harm.

  4. The balance of convenience, in my view, favours the grant of the relief on an interim basis. 

  5. An interim injunction in the terms sought in the first part of the applicants’ application for interlocutory relief will be granted.  The relief will be short term relief which in substance, requires compliance with the order of Fair Work Australia, that is to say, a return to work.  The orders also direct that others returning to work should not be prevented from doing so.  However, I have also added liberty to any person affected by the restraints imposed by the orders to apply on short notice.  I made the following orders:

    1Upon the applicants giving the usual undertaking as to damages, until 5.00 pm on 5 February 2010, pursuant to s 39 and/or s 49(1)(c) of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) each respondent is restrained from:

    (a)engaging in or being a party to or in any way associated with or otherwise involved in any of the following actions in relation to building work on the Pluto LNG Project at Burrup Peninsula (the Project):

    (i)failing or refusing to attend work on the Project or failing or refusing to accept or perform work on the Project at all;

    (ii)performing work on the Project otherwise than in accordance with the terms of his employment contract;

    (iii)performing work on the Project in a manner different from that in which it is customarily performed, or adopting any practice in relation to work on the project, the result of which is a restriction or limitation on, or a delay in, the performance of that work;

    except where such actions:

    (iii)are authorised or agreed to by the respondent’s employer; or

    (iv)are based upon the respondent’s reasonable concern about an imminent risk to the respondent’s health or safety and the respondent has not unreasonably failed to comply with the directions of the respondent’s employer to perform other available work, whether at the same or another workplace, that was safe and appropriate for the respondent to perform;

    (b)interfering with or in any way disrupting the performance of work on the Project by any of the following means:

    (iii)imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in any bans, limitations, restrictions or delays on the performance of work or the acceptance of work by any of the applicants’ other employees to be performed under their terms of employment or in a manner which work is customarily performed with the applicants; and

    (iv)imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in the taking of days off by any of the applicants’ other employees otherwise than in accordance with rosters specified by the industrial instruments and employment contracts regulating their employment with the applicants.

    2Any person affected by the restraints imposed by the injunctive relief has liberty to apply on 48 hours written or electronic notice to the applicants or the Australian Building and Construction Commission.

I certify that the preceding forty-one (41) numbered paragraphs are a true copy of the Reasons for Judgment herein of the Honourable Justice McKerracher.

Associate: 

Dated:       29 January 2010

SCHEDULE OF RESPONDENTS

Decmil Australia Pty Ltd
1 Calabro Braeden 
2 Pearce Symeon   
3 Lee Samuel      
4 Johansson Michael
5 Connor  John        
6 Roberts  Mitch      
7 McCarty Grant       
8 Grigarius Travis
9 Webb John   
10 Kendall Simon
11 Scahill Adam
12 Watkins Lee
13 Gilmour Sam
14 Hales Rory
15 Brenton Michael
16 Henaway Caleb
17 Carman Steve
18 Hosking Peter
19 Day Paul
20 Peek Carl
21 Kohler Bradley
22 Smith Shannon
23 Clements Andrew
AGC Industries Pty Ltd
1 AINSWORTH Michael
2 ALWAYS Peter
3 ARKEVELD Dirk
4 BAKBAK Bekir
5 BARCHAM Stephen
6 BARKER Georffrey
7 BARTON Richard
8 BARWISE Richard
9 BEILKEN Grant
10 BERMINGHAM Simon
11 BENKIRANE Abdellilah
12 BIGLIN Scott
13 BLACKBOURNE Eden
14 BLOOR Graeme
15 BODY Ross
16 BOGOEVSKI Tom
17 BOWERS Gerard
18 BRIAGAS Genaro
19 BRITCHER Colin
20 BROWN John
21 BROWN Mark
22 BROWN Matthew
23 BROWN Thomas
24 BROWNE Keith
25 BRUCE Robert
26 BUNNER Colin
27 BUNYAN Paul
28 BURGER David
29 BURGESS Derek
30 BURNS James
31 BYERS Shannon
32 CALLAGHAN Stephen
33 CAMPBELL Bevan
34 CAMPION John
35 CARANDANG Adrian
36 CARDOSO Joaquim
37 CARR William
38 CASAS Ramon
39 CASSIDY Chris
40 CATTLE Leslie
41 CHARDON Anthony
42 CHO Han Jeong
43 CHO Myoung Ho
44 CLAY Luke
45 CLAYBURN Richard
46 CLIFTON Dane
47 COLEMAN Allen
48 COLEY Keith
49 COMIA Irineo
50 COOK Geoffrey
51 COSMOS Maria
52 CREAM Kevin
53 CREASEY Grant
54 DANIELL Jared
55 DAVIS Faisal
56 DELLAGOSTINO Ray
57 DOLAR Angel
58 DOWDLE Greg
59 DOWNES Joshua
60 DUDA Brendon
61 ELLIOT Trevor
62 ELLIS Brendon
63 ELLIS Gavin
64 FABER Andrew
65 FINLAYSON Dean
66 FOLEY David
67 FRANCIS Steven
68 FRASER David
69 GARVIE Sean
70 GAZEY Liam
71 GEOGHEGAN Aaron
72 GIBBONS Jean
73 GIBBS Wayne
74 GODDEN Toby
75 GREENLAND Rewi
76 GREHAN Paul
77 HALLAM Neil
78 HANN Troy
79 HANSFORD Gordon
80 HARDINGHAM Victor
81 HARRIS Aiden
82 HARRIS Jack
83 HARRIS Paul
84 HEBBARD Quinton
85 HILL Rodney
86 HILLIER Dion
87 HOPA Boyd
88 HOWELL Dylan
89 HOY Dion
90 HUBBERT Zeke
91 JACK John
92 JAENSCH Corey
93 JAHN Brad
94 JEFFERIES Brad
95 JENKINS Mark
96 JONES Steven
97 JOSEPHS Anthony
98 JOVANOVIC George
99 KAMPMAN Michael
100 KERMODE William
101 KHOO Meow-Ling
102 KIM Hyong Joo
103 KIM Jae Uk
104 KIM Keumyul
105 KIM Tae Shir
106 KNOWLER Steven
107 KOLAR Slavko
108 KYUNG Kyuyel
109 LEDGER Todd
110 LEE Anthony
111 LEE Chongil
112 LEE Hyungkil
113 LEE Kyuyil
114 LOVE Ray
115 LUCKMAN Graham
116 LYNCH Brian
117 MACFARLAN Chris
118 MACKENZIE Alex
119 MAIN Craig
120 MAMUDI Mudzait
121 MARQUES Augusto
122 MARSDEN Warren
123 MARSHALL Roy
124 MARTIN Kean
125 MATIC Mirko
126 MATTHEWS Michael
127 MAXWELL Matthew
128 McBRIDE Neil
129 McCONNELL Terry
130 McDERMOTT Dermott
131 MCLEAN Graham
132 McMILLAN Ian
133 MITCHELL-NGAWAKA Bruno
134 MOON Lee
135 MOREIRA Manuel
136 MORTI Rosita
137 MULLIGAN Barrie
138 NA Myoung Ho
139 PAEHUA Charles
140 PAKU Albert
141 PALLIER Matthew
142 PALLIER Stephen
143 PAMVOUXOGOLOU Benjamin
144 PELOSI Steven
145 PEPPER Shane
146 PES James
147 PES Leslie
148 PIVA Bernard
149 POTTS Paul
150 POUYE Paul
151 PRATLEY Steven
152 PUKE Taare
153 QUINTO Arturo
154 RAMADANI Berat
155 RAO Keith
156 RAVEN Grant
157 RICHARDSON Andrew
158 RIGLEY Peter
159 ROBERTS Ricky
160 ROBINSON Brian
161 ROSALES Dennis
162 SABINE Tom
163 SARNADSKY Kenneth
164 SATUROS Perlito
165 SCHULTZ Drew
166 SEONG Ki Young
167 SEONG Lak
168 SEWELL John
169 SHAVE Anthony
170 SKIPINA Aleksandar
171 SKIPINA Vladmir
172 SMITH Jeff
173 SMITH Ryan
174 SOLOMON Trevor
175 SONG Dong Jin
176 SONG Kichul
177 SOUN Sareun
178 STIVALETTA Joey
179 STOJOSKI Zoran
180 SUYAT Bienvenido
181 SYGUWA Richard
182 TANNER Bradley
183 TAYLOR Raeminn
184 TENISELI Leo
185 THOMAS Gary
186 THOMPSON Tui
187 THOMSON Matthew
188 TURNER Paul
189 TURNER Anthony
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AGLC
United Group Resources Pty Ltd ABN 17 114 888 201 v Calabro [2010] FCA 22
Case
[2010] FCA 22
Decision Date

CaseChat Overview and Summary

United Group Resources Pty Ltd sought an interim injunction against several respondents who were engaged in what the applicant claimed was unlawful industrial action in relation to the Pluto LNG Project at Burrup Peninsula. The case was heard in the Federal Court of Australia. The applicant argued that the respondents were engaging in activities that were prohibited under the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) and sought an injunction to restrain them from continuing such activities.

The court needed to determine whether it had the jurisdiction to grant an interim injunction, considering the relevant statutory provisions and the nature of the alleged unlawful industrial action. Additionally, the court had to consider the factors it should take into account in exercising its discretion to grant an injunction, such as the applicants' undertakings as to damages and the balance of convenience.

The court found that it had jurisdiction to grant the injunction under sections 39 and 49(1)(c) of the Act. It held that the applicants had demonstrated a serious question to be tried regarding the unlawful nature of the respondents' industrial action. The court also considered the applicants' undertakings as to damages, which satisfied the court of the need to protect the applicants from irreparable harm. The court exercised its discretion to grant the injunction, subject to the usual undertaking as to damages.

The court ordered that, upon the applicants providing the usual undertaking as to damages, the respondents were to be restrained from engaging in specified actions related to the Pluto LNG Project until a specified date. The order also provided that any person affected by the restraints could apply for relief within 48 hours' notice.

Orders

Orders of the court

1 Upon the applicants giving the usual undertaking as to damages, until 5.00 pm on 5 February 2010, pursuant to s 39 and/or s 49(1)(c) of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 (Cth) each respondent is restrained from:

(a) engaging in or being a party to or in any way associated with or otherwise involved in any of the following actions in relation to building work on the Pluto LNG Project at Burrup Peninsula (Project):

(i) failing or refusing to attend work on the Project or failing or refusing to accept or perform work on the Project at all;

(ii) performing work on the Project otherwise than in accordance with the terms of his employment contract;

(iii) performing work on the Project in a manner different from that in which it is customarily performed, or adopting any practice in relation to work on the project, the result of which is a restriction or limitation on, or a delay in, the performance of that work;

except where such actions:

(i) are authorised or agreed to by the respondent’s employer; or

(ii) are based upon the respondent’s reasonable concern about an imminent risk to the respondent’s health or safety and the respondent has not unreasonably failed to comply with the directions of the respondent’s employer to perform other available work, whether at the same or another workplace, that was safe and appropriate for the respondent to perform;

(b) interfering with or in any way disrupting the performance of work on the Project by any of the following means:

(i) imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in any bans, limitations, restrictions or delays on the performance of work or the acceptance of work by any of the applicants’ other employees to be performed under their terms of employment or in a manner which work is customarily performed with the applicants; and

(ii) imposing, maintaining or aiding, abetting, encouraging, directing, procuring, inducing, advising or otherwise being involved in the taking of days off by any of the applicants’ other employees otherwise than in accordance with rosters specified by the industrial instruments and employment contracts regulating their employment with the applicants.

2 Any person affected by the restraints imposed by the injunctive relief has liberty to apply on 48 hours written or electronic notice to the applicants or the Australian Building and Construction Commission.

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Background

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Decision

Reasons for decision

MCKERRACHER J

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Ratio Decidendi

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Established by: MCKERRACHER J

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