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Annual Wage Review decision. Front cover signed by the Members of the panel. Justice Ross, Senior Deputy President Watson, Senior Deputy President Harrison, Commissioner Hampton, Mr. Vines, Professor Richardson, Mr. Dwyer.
Spiral bound, 87 page, A4 size printed document.
Signed front cover by all Members of the panel.
Letter from Ian Sharp to Justice Moore informing him of the appointment of Mary Gaudron as a Deputy President. Press release from Minister for Labour, Clyde Cameron in connection of the appointment.
Letter from Ian Sharp to Justice Moore informing him of the appointment of Mary Gaudron as a Deputy President. Press release from Minister for Labour, Clyde Cameron in connection of the appointment.
justice moore, mary gaudron, clyde cameron
Letter by Mary Gaudron to Sir Moore informing him of her annual leave to Europe.
Typed letter. Letter by M. Gaudron to Sir Moore informing him of her annual leave to Europe.
Letter signed by M. Gaudron
sir john moore, mary gaudron, australian industrial relations commission
A4 typed sheet Memorandum to all female Registry staff. Has a list of what is "Not Suitable" and what is "Suitable" office attire.
Signed by K. D. Marshall, Industrial Registrar
clothes, women, australian public service
This poster was the one used by demonstrators on the evening of the opening ceremony for the premises of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission, later to become Fair Work Australia at 11 Exhibition Street Melbourne on 5th October 2006.
Red, white and black glossy paper poster. Graphic showing two hands being clasped together. Main writing diagonal across poster.
poster, demonstrators, australian industrial relations commission, fair work australia, exhibition street, opening ceremony, 5th october 2006
Victorian Collections acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
