Fair Work Commission
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Across all industries and workplaces, over two-million workers in unions across Australia continue to negotiate higher pay to ensure all members get a fair wage for a fair day’s work. Join your union today and make it happen.The Fair Work Commission is the organisation responsible for administering and enforcing the Fair Work Act. It is also Australia’s national workplace relations tribunal.
The Commission’s responsibilities include:
- Setting the national minimum wage
- Making and reviewing modern awards
- Approving, varying and terminating enterprise agreements
- Dealing with disputes
- Handling unfair dismissal, anti-bullying and general protection claims
- Making orders to suspend industrial action
If you need to know more, contact your union or the Australian Unions Support Centre for free, confidential information and advice about any workplace issue.
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