Fair Work Commission
The Fair Work Commission is a Commonwealth Government agency created by the Fair Work Act. The role of the Fair Work Commission includes making and varying modern awards, approving enterprise agreements, setting minimum wages, and dealing with a range of disputes such as unfair dismissal and general protection claims.
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