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Major Tribunal Decisions in 1983

In reviewing the decisions with industrial relations consequences during the year 1983, one cannot but conclude that the year has had profound significance for all practitioners in the field of industrial relations. A number of important decisions were issued by the High Court and federal and State Industrial Commissions. As has been pointed out previously, in an article such as this it is not possible to review all of the significant decisions affecting industrial relations in 1983, nor is it possible to subject the selected decisions to the detailed analysis which in many cases they deserve. What I have attempted to do is to review in brief what I believe to be the significant decisions that have been handed down during the year, but I am conscious