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JOINERS (STATE) AWARD
  
Date11/18/2005
Volume354
Part5
Page No.983
DescriptionVSW - Variation following State Wage Case
Publication No.C4018
CategoryAward
Award Code 046  
Date Posted11/17/2005

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SERIAL C4018

 

JOINERS (STATE) AWARD

 

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES

 

Application by Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (New South Wales Branch), industrial organisation of employees.

 

(No. IRC 3267 of 2005)

 

Before The Honourable Justice Kavanagh

7 July 2005

 

VARIATION

 

1.          Delete subclause (9.3) of clause 9, Rates of Pay, of the award published 26 October 2001 (328 I.G. 1142) and insert in lieu thereof the following:

 

(9.3)     The rates of pay in this award include the adjustments payable under the State Wage Case 2005.  These adjustments may be offset against:

 

(a)        any equivalent overaward payments;  and/or

 

(b)       award wage increases since 29 May 1991 other than safety net, State Wage Case, and minimum rates adjustments.

 

2.          Delete Part B, Monetary Rates, and insert in lieu thereof the following:

 

PART B

 

MONETARY RATES

 

Table 1 - Wages

 

Broadbanded Group

Percentage

Former Weekly Rate

State Wage Case

New Weekly Rate

 

 

 

2001-2005 Adjustment

 

 

 

$

$

$

Group 7

110

533.90

86.00

619.90

Group 6

105

513.10

86.00

599.10

Group 5

100

492.20

86.00

578.20

Group 4

92.4

460.50

64.00

544.50

Group 3

87.4

439.60

64.00

523.60

Group 2

82

417.00

64.00

501.00

Group 1

78

400.40

64.00

484.40

 

Rates of Pay - Junior Employees who work in association with adult employees:

 

Age

Base Rate Per Week

Industry Allowance Per Week

Amount Per Week

 

$

$

$

At 16 years of age

198.50

21.70

220.20

At 17 years of age

242.90

21.70

264.60

At 18 years of age

286.40

21.70

308.10

At 19 years of age

352.70

21.70

374.40

At 20 years of age

396.90

21.70

418.60

 

Rates of Pay - Indentured Apprentices

 

Age

Base Rate Per Week

Industry Allowance Per Week

Amount Per Week

 

$

$

$

1st year

214.10

21.70

235.80

2nd year

290.20

21.70

311.90

3rd year

379.90

21.70

401.60

4th year

461.30

21.70

483.00

 

Rates of Pay - Trainee Apprentices

 

Age

Base Rate Per Week

Industry Allowance Per Week

Amount Per Week

 

$

$

$

1st year

239.50

21.70

261.20

2nd year

322.00

21.70

343.70

3rd year

416.90

21.70

438.60

4th year

486.90

21.70

508.60

 

Table 2 - Other Rates and Allowances

 

Item No.

Clause No.

Brief Description

Amount

 

 

 

$

1.

9.4

Leading Hands

 

 

 

In charge of not more than 1 person

13.90 per week

 

 

In charge of 2 and not more than 5 persons

30.60 per week

 

 

In charge of 6 and not more than 10 persons

39.00 per week

 

 

In charge of more than 10 persons

52.00 per week

2.

17

Industry Allowance

21.70 per week

3.

18.1

Tool Allowance:

 

 

 

Carpenter and/or Joiner, Shopfitter or Shopfitter and Joiner

22.70 per week

 

 

Carpenter and Joiner

22.70 per week

 

 

Joiner Special Class

22.70 per week

 

 

Joiner - Setter Out

22.70 per week

 

 

Joiner

22.70 per week

 

 

Assembler A

6.70 per week

4.

18.1

Shopfitter and/or Joiner Apprentices:

 

 

 

Tool Allowance

22.70 per week

5.

20.1(a)

Handling insulating material or working in its immediate vicinity

0.61 per hour

6.

20.1(b)

Working where temperature raised by artificial means to between 46 and 54

 

 

 

degrees Celsius

0.49 per hour

 

 

Exceeding 54 degrees Celsius

0.61 per hour

7.

20.1(c)

Working where temperature is reduced by artificial means to below 0 degrees

 

 

 

Celsius

0.49 per hour

8.

20.1(d)

Working in a confined space

0.61 per hour

9.

20.1(e)

Engaged in unusually dirty work

0.49 per hour

10.

20.1(f)

Whilst working with second hand timber, an employee’s tools are damaged by

 

 

 

nails, dumps or other foreign matter.

1.93 per day

11.

20.1(g)

Required to compute or estimate quantities of materials in respect to work

 

 

 

performed by other employees

3.55 per day

12.

20.1(i)

Using an explosive-powered tool

1.16 per day

13.

20.1(j)(iii)

Using toxic substances or like materials

0.61 per hour

 

 

Working in close proximity to employees so engaged

0.49 per hour

14.

20.1(k)

Using materials containing asbestos or working in close proximity to

 

 

 

employees using such materials

0.61 per hour

15.

20.1(l)

If a grindstone or wheel is not made available, the employer shall pay each

 

 

 

joiner

5.22 per week

16.

20.1(m)(iii)

Engaged in asbestos eradication

1.65 per hour

17.

27

Meal allowance after working one and a half hours overtime

10.20

18.

39.1

First Aid

 

 

 

Minimum qualifications

2.09 per day

19.

41.2(a)

Maximum amount of reimbursement for loss of tools or clothes

1,315.00

 

3.          This variation shall take effect from the beginning of the first pay period to commence on or after 10 July 2005.

 

 

 

T. M. KAVANAGH  J.

 

 

 

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Printed by the authority of the Industrial Registrar.

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