When an employer does not pay a Court Order or the Terms of Settlement registered in the Industrial Court as a Consent Order (which makes it legally binding), the avenue for enforcing payment is through a Writ of Execution from the High Court. These are the cases the National Workers Union is going through the High Court to enforce payments they have either been awarded by the Industrial Court or agreed by consent between the parties and registered in the Industrial Court. Slot Spot Limited (CV2010-04048) - Writ of Execution against the Company for not paying the worker (SG) $20,000 damages as Ordered by the Industrial Court. This money was collected (plus interest, legal fees and bailiffs costs) on Wednesday 22nd July 2011. Slot Spot Limited (CV2010-) - Writ of Execution against the Company for not paying the worker (AL) $25,000 damages as Ordered by the Industrial Court. Waiting for the bailiff to collect. Slot Spot Limited
(CV2010-) - Writ of Execution against the Company for not paying
the worker (SG) $30,000 damages as Ordered by the Industrial Court. Waiting for the bailiff to collect. |
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