Common use of Disputes of a collective character Clause in Contracts

Disputes of a collective character. (a) The Parties covered by this Agreement acknowledge that disputes of a collective character concerning one or more Employees can be dealt with expeditiously by an early reference to the FWC. (b) Disputes of a collective character are not required to be subject to Step One or Step Two in subclause 111.3. (c) Employees, or the RTBU or V/Line, may refer a dispute of a collective character to the FWC if there has been a genuine attempt to resolve the dispute at the workplace level prior to it being referred to the FWC.

Disputes of a collective character. (a) The Parties covered by this Agreement acknowledge that disputes of a collective character concerning one or more Employees can Employee may be dealt with expeditiously by an early reference to the FWC. (b) Disputes of a collective character are not required to be subject to Step One or Step Two in subclause 111.3. (cDespite 2.2.4(a) Employees, or the RTBU or V/Line, may refer a above no dispute of a collective character may be referred to the FWC if directly unless there has been a genuine attempt to resolve the dispute at the workplace level prior to it being referred to the FWC.

Disputes of a collective character. (a) The Parties covered by this Agreement acknowledge that disputes of a collective character concerning more than one or more Employees can Employee may be dealt with more expeditiously by an early reference to the FWC. (b) Disputes of a collective character are not required to be subject to Step One or Step Two in subclause 111.3. (c) Employees, or the RTBU or V/Line, may refer a No dispute of a collective character may be referred to the FWC if directly unless there has been a genuine attempt to resolve the dispute at the workplace level prior to it its being referred to the FWC.

Disputes of a collective character. (a) The Parties covered by this Agreement acknowledge that disputes of a collective character concerning one or more Employees can be dealt with expeditiously by an early reference to the FWC. (b) Disputes of a collective character are not required to be subject to Step One or Step Two in subclause 111.311.3. (c) Employees, or the RTBU or V/Line, may refer a dispute of a collective character to the FWC if there has been a genuine attempt to resolve the dispute at the workplace level prior to it being referred to the FWC.