Fair Work Commission
Administration of JusticeVictoria, Australia201-500 Employees
The Fair Work Commission is Australia’s national workplace relations tribunal and regulator of registered organisations, based in Melbourne, Victoria. It operates within the Administration of Justice sector and contributes to the prosperity and wellbeing of society by setting national minimum employment conditions and resolving workplace disputes under the Fair Work Act. The organisation comprises independent statutory Members who perform quasi-judicial duties and make legally binding decisions, supported by Australian Public Service staff, and its work directly affects millions of Australians daily. Its remit covers minimum wages and employment conditions, dispute resolution, enterprise bargaining, industrial action, registered organisations, anti-bullying, and termination of employment; it notes that it cannot provide legal advice and will not discuss individual cases on social media. In 2026 it launched an Early Dispute Resolution pilot, introducing a 60-minute conciliation model for certain disputes, signaling procedural evolution.