Office of the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner

Leave to appeal was refused.

Application withdrawn following conciliation

Application withdrawn following conciliation

Proceedings were discontinued after settlement by the parties

AIRC issued orders that industrial action stop

Protected action ballot order granted

Protected action ballot order granted

The agreement was terminated

The application was withdrawn after agreement with union

The agreement was terminated

AIRC ordered that industrial action stop

The agreement was terminated

AIRC ordered that industrial action stop

AIRC overturned decision of VBIDP

The agreements were terminated.

Protected action ballot order granted.

The agreements were terminated.

AIRC ordered that industrial action stop.

Company withdrew application after union undertaking.

Company withdrew application after union undertaking.

AIRC overturned decision of VBIDP

Company withdrew application after union undertaking.

Company withdrew application after union undertaking.

The agreements were terminated.

Application withdrawn following union not pursuing claim.

AIRC overturned decision of VBIDP.

Application withdrawn following return to work.

Application withdrawn following conciliation.

Application withdrawn following conciliation.

AIRC directed return to work.

Proceeding adjourned indefinately.

AIRC directed industrial action stop.

Application withdrawn following conciliation.

Appeal upheld by consent. Certification under s170LK quashed.

The matter was adjourned until further application.

Application withdrawn after employees returned to work.

Application withdrawn.

Application withdrawn.

Proceedings were settled by CFMEU payment to John Holland.

The matter was part settled in November 2006 with agreed penalties of $150,000. The damages claim by Leighton was settled on 7 May 2009 following private mediation. The Supreme Court proceedings have now been discontinued.

Matter resolved in conciliation.

The agreement was terminated.

The application was discontinued.

The agreement was terminated.

The agreement was terminated.

Commission varied the agreement.

The agreement was terminated.

The agreement was terminated.

The application was rejected.

The Full Bench upheld the appeal and quashed the decision DP Ives [2007] AIRC 737 (PR978139).

The decisions of DP Ives were quashed by the Full Bench. [2007] AIRCFB 989 (PR979982).

The company discontinued its application on 25 June 2007.

Interim order subsequently rescinded by AIRC.

AIRC ordered that industrial action stop.

Dispute resolved in conciliation.

AIRC lacked jurisdiction to handle the application.

The agreement was terminated.

The company withdrew its application.

AIRC ordered right of entry to CFMEU officials.

Application was withdrawn after union undertaking .

Application was withdrawn after union undertaking.

The dispute was resolved following a conciliation conference in the AIRC on 28 November 2008.

Penalty imposed on the Maritime Union of Australia to the sum of $15,400.

With effect from 7.30pm on 6 March 2008, the AIRC ordered that the MUA not engage in or organise industrial action nor should it induce the divers to withdraw their labour. Divers resumed work on 10 March 2008.

On 15 December 2008, SDP Watson then made an interim order that industrial action stop. No further proceedings took place.

Proceedings discontinued.

Proceedings discontinued.

In a decision on 11 November 2008, Gordon J found that BLL did not breach the parties' deed of agreement when it required workers to have their photos taken for company files.

Application withdrawn after settlement.

Middleton J made an order on 28 August 2008 that industrial action stop and that the unions withdraw all authorisation and advice for the taking of unprotected industrial action or any stoppage of work on the BLL sites. The ABCC and the unions also agreed on a joint application to the Court for the imposition of penalties for admitted contraventions.

SDP Watson issued an interim order on 7 August 2008 prohibiting industrial action. On 3 September 2008 the Commission made a final Order to apply for a period of 90 days in the same manner as the interim order had.

On 20 August 2008 Commissioner Blair issued an order to operate from 20 August 2008 for a period of 6 weeks which was designed to operate for the remainder of the project.

The Commission issued an interim order on 28 May 2008, however, to remain in effect until 28 June 2008. On 17 June, 2008 the company advised the Commission that it would not seek a substantive order upon the expiry of the interim order as work had retuned to normal.

On 16 July 2008, Bovis Lend Lease informed the Commission that as a result of employees having resumed work it no longer wished to proceed with its application and further proceedings in the AIRC were cancelled.

On the basis of the undertaking provided by the unions, Austin Health withdrew its application for orders.

Commissioner Blair issued an interim order that would run until 18 July 2008. No further order was subsequently sought.

On 19 September 2008, Commissioner Spencer issued an order (to apply from 21 September 2008 to 25 November 2008) that industrial action stop and that employees return to work. The order did not extend to the respondent unions or their organisers.

Commissioner Williams made orders (to apply from 1 December 2008 until 3 December 2008) that industrial action not occur.

Application discontinued after settlement between the parties.

On 28 October 2008, Gilmour J made interlocutory orders restraining certain respondents from failing to attend for work and/ or failing to perform work in the manner as customarily performed. On 9 February 2009 the company had a hearing for that day vacated and its notice of motion was adjourned. A further hearing date was not scheduled. The ABCC is now considering steps that it might take in relation to the proceedings.

On 28 November 2008, the AIRC issued orders (to remain in place for a month) that each employee must stop industrial action and industrial action must not occur and that the unions not engage in industrial action.

On 18 July 2008, the AIRC made an order by consent of the parties.

On 19 June 2008 the AIRC dismissed the company's application.

On 9 May 2008 the AIRC made an order to remain in force until 31 August 2008.

Following proceedings in the AIRC on 24 and 25 April 2008 the company withdrew its application.

The company did not proceed with its application after it obtained an undertaking from the union and Mr McDonald.

On 31 March 2008 SDP Watson issued on order regarding the various right of entry issues in dispute. On 5 June 2008, the company was refused leave by a Full Bench of the AIRC to appeal against the order.

Following a conference in the AIRC the company notified the Commission that it was discontinuing its application.

Applications withdrawn following hearing.

Proceedings discontinued.

Proceedings discontinued.

FWA issued order that industrial action stop.

The proceedings were discontinued on 10 December 2009.

VBIDP decision overturned by AIRC.

On 18 May the Court granted John Holland leave to discontinue its application following an undertaking by the unions not to take industrial action for the duration of the project.  The company's notice of motion was adjourned sine die.

Application withdrawn following union undertaking.

Proceedings discontinued.

AIRC found that there was no power to make orders sought by Caelli and application was dismissed by Watson SDP.

On 26 February 2009, Commissioner Blair made an order as sought by the applicants. The order is to remain in place until 9 September 2009.

SDP Acton made an order that the CFMEU must not organise a strike by Caelli employees at the various sites concerned.

Proceedings discontinued.

AIRC rejected application for orders to stop industrial action.

Application withdrawn to allow conciliation to occur.

On 8 July 2011 the application was dismissed.

FWA dismissed application.

FWA ordered that industrial action stop and not be organised.

Orders to stop industrial action issued by FWA.

Parties to hold further discussions.

Application dismissed.

FWA issued order that industrial action stop.

FWA issued interim order that industrial action stop.

On 4 June 2010, the CFMEU discontinued its appeal.

Proceedings discontinued.

ABCC status in the proceedings has changed from intervenor to applicant.

FWA ordered that industrial action stop.

Proceedings discontinued.

On 30 September 2011 McKerracher J found the respondents liable for contravening particular sections of the BCII Act  and FW Act.  The matter is now proceeding to a penalty hearing commencing on Tuesday 13 December 2011. 

FWA ordered that industrial action stop and not be organised.

BML application discontinued.

Commissioner Blair granted the order under s418, ruling that industrial action must not occur for the life of the Brunel Technical Services Pty Ltd Kipper Tuna and Turrum Project Agreement 2010.

On 28 April 2011 Senior Deputy President Acton approved the agreement.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Awaiting FWA advice on progression of application.

Directions were given on 15 September 2011. A further directions hearing is scheduled for 3 November 2011.

The plaintiff filed a Statement of Claim on 15 August 2011.