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First unfair dismissal costs case under Work Choices clarifies representative error provisions

In what is believed to be the first unfair dismissal costs ruling under Work Choices, the AIRC's Vice President Michael Lawler has exercised his discretion to refuse costs, partly because he gave the wrong advice to the sacked employee.

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