Skip all navigation links

Parliament of Australia

Skip to content |
Log in |
Contact |
Help

What's New |
ParlInfo Search v1.22.0

LIVE
House of Representatives
Committees
Hansard
Documents

Live
Senate
Committees
Hansard
Documents

Home
Parliamentary Business
Senators & Members
News & Events
- Watch Parliament
- Events Calendar
About Parliament
Visit Parliament

Menu Options

Basic Search
Advanced Search/Browse
Guided Search
My List (0)
My Profile
Help

Browse By

Close Facet Group

Collection

[27]

Committees

Close Facet Group

Date

[27]

1990s

Close Facet Group

Parliament No.

[27]

38

Close Facet Group

Committee Name

[27]

Economics Legislation Committee

Close Facet Group

Questioner

[3]

Acting Chair
[25]

Chair
[5]

Senator Bishop
[2]

Senator Chapman
[3]

Senator Cooney
[9]

Senator Crane
[10]

Senator George Campbell
[16]

Senator Jacinta Collins
[27]

Senator Mackay
[1]

Senator Margetts
[1]

Senator Murphy
[1]

Senator Murray
[8]

Senator O'brien
[1]

Senator Schacht

Close Facet Group

Responder

Close Facet Group

Status

[13]

Final
[14]

Proof

Close Facet Group

Department

[10]

Department of Industrial Relations
[17]

Department of Workplace Relations and Small Business

Search Results

Search
Order by

Summary results: 1-15 of 27 matches.

Email List Link

Print List

First Page

Previous Page

1 2

Next Page

Last Page

For this page

1
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace relations framework : [Senate Estimates]

Senator MACKAY —Dr Shergold, we had correspondence distributed by you yesterday afternoon at approximately 3.30, I understand. I wonder whether you would outline the circumstances as to why the correspondence emanated and why it was distributed. CHAIR —Before you answer, Dr Shergold, perhaps I can say why it was distributed.
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0008 - Source: SENATE
2
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace relations framework : Subprogram 1.4—Australian Industrial Relations Commission and Australian Industrial Registry : [Senate Estimates]

Senator BISHOP —I might just put a general question first to you, Dr Shergold. I think you are probably the appropriate person. In each of the subprograms, there is a line reference for the Judges Pension Act 1968: have there been any approaches, formal or informal, from members of the
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0012 - Source: SENATE
3
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace relations framework : Subprogram 1.6—Office of the Employment Advocate : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —Welcome, Mr Rowe and Ms Skarratt. I call for questions on subprogram 1.6. Senator Bishop. Senator BISHOP —Thank you. Mr Rowe, do you have any investigations proceeding concerning duress or alleged duress in the workplace concerning freedom of association? Mr Rowe —In terms of duress, we would have some
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0016 - Source: SENATE
4
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace relations framework : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call the committee to order. We return to the future, Senator Campbell, for questions on program 1. Senator GEORGE CAMPBELL —I think when we adjourned this matter a considerable time ago, I was discussing with Mr Stewart[hyphen]Crompton what had occurred after the Senate estimates hearings that I think
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0018 - Source: SENATE
5
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 2—Public Sector Relations : Subprogram 2.1—Australian government employment : [Senate Estimates]

Senator BISHOP —I have got some questions on Employment National, but I thought they would be in Australian government employment. Are they here or are they better done in DEETYA? Mr Shergold —Senator, they are probably better done in DEETYA. Senator Hill —I think they are in PM&C as
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0021 - Source: SENATE
6
Economics Legislation Committee : 03/06/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 3—Sectoral development : Subprogram 3.1—Industry advice : [Senate Estimates]

Senator O'BRIEN —On page 77 of the portfolio budget papers, under the heading `Strategies', the department's job is to `Work with departments, agencies and other stakeholders to provide advice and implement specific government initiatives'—therefore, spend taxpayers' funds on meeting with the above entities, and we are to hear about how
Date: 03/06/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000411.sgm/0024 - Source: SENATE
7
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace Relations Framework : Subprogram 1.1—Workplace Relations Policy : [Senate Estimates]

Senator O'BRIEN —I am not sure who will field this, but I will leave it to whomever. Minister Reith has argued that the Workplace Relations Act, which came into effect in January, is built around a commitment to a more direct relationship between employers and employees with a much
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0006 - Source: SENATE
8
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace Relations Framework : Subprogram 1.2—Legal and standards : [Senate Estimates]

Senator MURRAY —I guess this would be addressed to you, Mr Smythe. I am going to deal with the unfair dismissal questions I put on notice and which Mr Reith responded to on 25 February 1998. Do you have the schedules available to you? Mr Smythe —I wonder if I
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0008 - Source: SENATE
9
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1—Workplace Relations Framework : Subprogram 1.6—Office of the Employment Advocate : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call the committee to order and I welcome Mr Rowe from the Office of the Employment Advocate. Senator MACKAY —I want to ask a series of questions with regard to the waterfront issue. What is your office's working definition of a closed shop? Mr Rowe —We would rely
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0010 - Source: SENATE
10
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 2—Public sector workplace relations : Subprogram 2.1—Australian government employment : [Senate Estimates]

Senator MACKAY —I will see what I can do in 10 minutes and then, over the break, Chair, I will have a look at what I can put on notice. Mr Yates, do you have any idea how many certified agreements have been finalised? Mr Yates —Yes. Nine have been
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0013 - Source: SENATE
11
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 3—Workplace development and services : [Senate Estimates]

Senator O'BRIEN —Mr Gillespie, I want to go back to the evidence you gave this committee last August when you were first asked about the ACIL consultancy. You were asked whether you were aware of the consultancy and you said: I am not alive to any of the particular terms
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0015 - Source: SENATE
12
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 5—Maritime : Subprogram 5.1—Maritime : [Senate Estimates]

Senator O'BRIEN —I was going to ask a question of Dr Feeney and Mr Bills together. There was a meeting between Mr Reith and Mr Sharp and relevant advisers in Melbourne on 23 September. Were either or both of you there? Mr Bills —We certainly were not there, Senator. I
Date: 27/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/s0000238.sgm/0018 - Source: SENATE
13
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 12/11/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1--Workplace relations framework : Subprogram 1.3--Affirmative Action Agency : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR --We will commence with program 1, subprogram 1.3, the Affirmative Action Agency. Are there any questions? Senator MACKAY --I will just refer to page 8 of the annual report, and I notice that there has been a steady improvement with regard to best practice affirmative action programs. I just wondered what factors
Date: 12/11/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd971112a_sec.out/0006 - Source: SENATE
14
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 12/11/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1--Workplace relations framework : Subprogram 1.4--Australian Industrial Relations Commission and Australian Industrial Registry : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR --If there are no further questions, thank you, and we will move on to program 1.4. To ask the questions on program 1.4, Senator Collins. Senator JACINTA COLLINS --Welcome, Mr Kelly, again. We have got a similar round of questions to the last occasion, but if my recollection is correct, the registry was
Date: 12/11/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd971112a_sec.out/0008 - Source: SENATE
15
ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 12/11/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF WORKPLACE RELATIONS AND SMALL BUSINESS : Program 1--Workplace relations framework : Subprogram 1.6--Office of the Employment Advocate : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR --I now call program 1.6, the Office of Employment Advocate. I welcome the officers of the Office of the Employment Advocate and I call for questions. Senator MACKAY --Mr Rowe, I assume this is not titled an annual report because the office has not been operating for a full annual period. Is that
Date: 12/11/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd971112a_sec.out/0012 - Source: SENATE

Summary results: 1-15 of 27 matches.

Email List Link

Print List

First Page

Previous Page

1 2

Next Page

Last Page

For this page

Search
Order by

Senate

Senate
Senate chamber documents
Dynamic Red
Senators
Senate Seating Plan

House of Representatives

House of Representatives
House of Representatives chamber documents
Live Minutes - House
Members
House of Representatives Seating Plan

Get informed

News & Events
Watch Parliament
About Parliament
Education Resources
Parliamentary Library
International Program

Bills

Bills before Parliament
Assented Bills of previous Parliaments
Tariff Proposals
Legislative Instruments

Committees

Committees

Get involved

Getting involved in Parliamentary Committees
Petitions
Connect with us
Contact Us

Visit Parliament

Planning a vist
About the Building
Tours
Virtual Tour
Events Calendar
Parliament House Art Collection
Photo Gallery

APH Website features

My Parliament | Log in

Track bills, Senators and Members.

Authorised Users | Login
Remote access for Parliamentary Computing Network account holders.

Quick Reference Guide

Employment
Site map
A-Z Index
Glossary
RSS feeds