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AIRC takes restrictive view of matters pertaining; asks for submissions in KL Ballantyne case
A swathe of clauses covering benefits for employees' families, union consultation before change, compassionate leave expenses, English classes, compensation for damaged tools, repatriation leave and more have been declared outside the employment relationship by the AIRC, in a decision that rejects a bid by APESMA to expand its coal industry coverage.
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