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ARTICLE · 14 OCTOBER 2012

The Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal receives submissions on its first Annual Work Program

These are some key proposals which the Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal should identify in its Annual Work Program.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Our article last month referred to the recently created Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal (“RSRT”) issuing a statement seeking written submissions on matters that should be included in its Annual Work Program.

The deadline for initial submissions has passed. Submissions were received from individuals and organisations, such as unions and employer associations.

In last month’s article, we told you we would monitor these submissions so here are some of the key proposals which interested parties believe the RSRT should identify in its Annual Work Program:

  • issues and practices within the retail sector, and specifically the supermarket subsector, including low rates of pay, inappropriate or illegal methods of payment, unsafe deadlines, timeslot restrictions and penalties, unpaid waiting and loading times at distribution centres, and the incidence of payments to small supply chain operators that are insufficient to

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