Federal Court of Australia
FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
ALHMWU v Cranbourne RSL Sub Branch Inc [1999] FCA 1425
AUSTRALIAN LIQUOR HOSPITALITY AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKERS UNION, ANDREW WEREMIJENKO, KATHLEEN BEADEL, BRUCE FORBES,
DAMIAN BEADEL, NATALIE SIMS, BELINDA MALLINSON and
SAMANTHA JANE SHEPHERD
-v- CRANBOURNE RSL SUB BRANCH INC, PETER SMITH and PETER SOMERS
V 556 OF 1999
RYAN J
18 OCTOBER 1999
MELBOURNE
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
VICTORIA DISTRICT REGISTRY V 556 OF 1999
BETWEEN: AUSTRALIAN LIQUOR HOSPITALITY AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKERS UNION
First Applicant
ANDREW WEREMIJENKO
Second Applicant
KATHLEEN BEADEL
Third Applicant
BRUCE FORBES
Fourth Applicant
DAMIAN BEADEL
Fifth Applicant
NATALIE SIMS
Sixth Applicant
BELINDA MALLINSON
Seventh Applicant
and
SAMANTHA JANE SHEPHERD
Eighth Applicant
AND: CRANBOURNE RSL SUB BRANCH INC
First Respondent
PETER SMITH
Second Respondent
PETER SOMERS
Third Respondent
JUDGE: RYAN J
DATE OF ORDER: 18 OCTOBER 1999
WHERE MADE: MELBOURNE
THE COURT ORDERS:
1. That, upon the first respondent by its Counsel giving the usual undertaking as to damages, the first respondent, until the hearing and determination of this application or further order:
(a) roster the second applicant, Andrew Weremijenko, to work not less than the average number of hours per week for which he was rostered to work between 1 January and 13 September 1999 and to pay to the second applicant the supervisor's loading prescribed by the Licensed Club (Victoria) Award 1998 ("the Award") for any of the hours for which he is so rostered for work during which neither Angela Jones nor Warwick Daly is rostered for work.
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