Flight Crew Officers' Industrial Tribunal
Flight Crew Officers Industrial Tribunal
1967 – 1 March 1989
Specialist federal industrial tribunal that made awards and settled disputes on the pay and conditions of airline pilots and other flight crew officers, outside the general conciliation and arbitration system.
How it came into existence
Constituted under the Flight Crew Officers (Industrial Matters) Act 1967 as a separate tribunal for the industrial matters of flight crew officers.
Legislation: Flight Crew Officers (Industrial Matters) Act 1967
How it ended
Abolished when the Industrial Relations Act 1988 package commenced on 1 March 1989; its jurisdiction passed to the new Australian Industrial Relations Commission.
- Industrial matters of airline flight crew officers
Main functions
- Awards on the pay and conditions of airline flight crew officers
- Settlement of industrial disputes involving pilots
Where it sits
Last in the portfolio of Department of Industrial Relations.
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Sources
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