This entry provides a link to the Law Societies list of approved arbitrators:
The Australian Copyright Council is an independent, non-profit organisation. Founded in 1968, we represent the peak bodies for professional artists and content creators working in Australia
Part of the Resource Management and Planning Appeals Tribunal. The Board hears appeals and applications under the Building Act and disputes relating to any matter in the Building Regulations or the Plumbing Regulations.
Provides a free, fair and independent dispute-resolution service for electricity and natural gas consumers who have been unable to resolve a complaint with their energy retailer or distributor.
National workplace relations tribunal. It is an independant body with the power to carry out a range of functions relating to the safety net of minimum wages and employment conditions; enterprise bargaining; industrial action; dispute resolution; termination of employement and other workplace matters.
GetYes solutions offer mediation, specializing in the workplace, workers compensation disputes, community, health and aged care sectors, commercial and boundary fence disputes.
Mediator and arbitrator of commercial disputes, building disputes and boundary fences. Specialises in Transport Law.
Provides arbitration in relation to boundary fence disputes. Also a qualified mediator in respect of building disputes.
Provides Mediation and Arbitration Services.
The Commission is an independent tribunal established under the Industrial Relations Act 1984.
The Commission’s role is related only to the Tasmanian State Service and is to:
- Conciliate and arbitrate to resolve industrial disputes, including claims of unfair dismissal
- Fix wage rates
- Set terms and conditions of employment by making industrial awards and approving enterprise agreements and industrial agreements
- Review an action in respect of which an application for review has been made under section 50(1) of the State Service Act 2000.
The Tribunal can assist with processes relating to claims which have been disputed. The Tribunal cannot give legal advice.
The Tribunal can assist with processes relating to claims which have been disputed. The Tribunal cannot give legal advice.
