Common use of Collective Industrial Relations Clause in Contracts

Collective Industrial Relations. The employer is committed to collective agreements and does not support non-union agreements or Queensland Workplace Agreements. The parties to this agreement acknowledge that structured, collective industrial relations will continue as a fundamental principle. The principle recognises the important role of the union in the workplace and the traditionally high levels of union membership in the workplaces subject to this agreement. The parties to this agreement support constructive relations between the parties and recognise the need to work co-operatively in an open and accountable way.

Collective Industrial Relations. The employer is committed to collective agreements with unions and does not support non-union agreements agreements, Queensland Workplace Agreements or Queensland Australian Workplace Agreements. The parties to this agreement Agreement acknowledge that structured, collective industrial relations will continue as a fundamental principle. The principle recognises the important role of the union unions in the workplace and the traditionally high levels of union membership in the workplaces subject to this agreementAgreement. The parties to this agreement Agreement support constructive relations between the parties and recognise the need to work co-operatively in an open and accountable way.

Collective Industrial Relations. The employer is committed to collective agreements with unions and does not support non-non- union agreements agreements, Queensland Workplace Agreements or Queensland Australian Workplace Agreements. The parties to this agreement acknowledge that structured, collective industrial relations will continue as a fundamental principle. The principle recognises the important role of the union unions in the workplace and the traditionally high levels of union membership in the workplaces subject to this agreement. The parties to this agreement support constructive relations between the parties and recognise the need to work co-operatively in an open and accountable way.