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Variation wrong way to confront individual grievance: Hatcher

A father has failed to secure a production order in his pursuit of changes to the retail award to address a supermarket cutting his son's shifts in favour of younger workers, despite FWC warnings that award variation is not an appropriate avenue to address an individual workplace grievance.

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