Sentence examples for No disadvantage from inspiring English sources

After dealing with the donations issue on Wednesday morning, the commission used the afternoon session to examine the quality of the AWU's negotiations on behalf of low-paid workers, and assertions by union officials that the resulting agreements met the "no disadvantage test".

These individual contracts would operate outside the award framework, would not have to satisfy the "better off overall test" but rather just a "no disadvantage test", and would "avoid the costs" of enterprise bargaining for small employers by "not requiring negotiation with each party to the contract, either individually or as a group".

But employers want to see the number of "allowable areas" in awards slashed to perhaps six; the AIRC stripped of its role as an arbitrator; an end to the "no disadvantage" test; and a single, unified federal industrial-relations system put in place.

No disadvantage for those working less than full-time and taking parental leave.

His advanced age, he added, was no disadvantage.

Dennis was not the world's greatest musician but this proved no disadvantage.

Visa might well find that its late start turns out to be no disadvantage.

As one of the poorer cousins in the AFL, St Kilda appear at no disadvantage in the recruiting stakes.

An employee would later be able to lodge a complaint if the agreement breached the no-disadvantage test.

Enterprise contracts would allow businesses to move groups of employees off the award on to the new instrument, provided the new contract met a no-disadvantage test.

Asked about the 2004 Cleanevent enterprise agreement, Shorten said he relied on the advice of his union's officials that it met the no-disadvantage test.