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Commission orders EnergyAustralia agreement to cover insourced Yallourn scaffolders
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (452+ words) The Fair Work Commission has ordered that scaffolders moving from Waco Kwikform to EnergyAustralia at Yallourn be covered by EnergyAustralia’s own enterprise agreement. The CFMEU consented, telling the Commission its members preferred the acquiring employer’s agreement. Published 10 September 2026 Scaffolders moving…...
Cleaning sole trader penalised $5,328 and $7,512 over two ignored compliance notices
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (304+ words) A Sydney sole trader running a cleaning services business was penalised $5,328 and $7,512 for failing to comply with two Fair Work compliance notices. The judgment records that the failures were deliberate and that the respondent had been untruthful with the Fair…...
Sydney Accounting Firm Penalised $148,000 Over Cashback
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (797+ words) A Sydney accounting firm has been penalised $148,000 after requiring an assistant accountant to pay money back to it so the payments could be presented as wages. Its sole director was penalised $29,000 for his involvement, and both were declared to have…...
Consultant supplied to Infosys through a labour hire chain was not its employee, Fair Work Commission finds
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (490+ words) A consultant on-hired to Infosys through a chain of other companies was not employed by Infosys, the Fair Work Commission has found. Deputy President Boyce held that s.15AA of the Fair Work Act does not determine which entity is the employer…...