During the recruitment process, our team arranges interviews and asks for information via email or directly over the phone. If you receive a call from a WesTrac team member and want to verify their identity, you can request that they send you an email first so you can check their email address. If you receive an email from someone with an email address to Westrac.com.au, you can trust them. If you receive an email from another email address, you should ignore it. If you have searched and are unable to reach an agreement, the employers who enter into the agreement must inform their employees of their right to have negotiated the agreement by a negotiator such as a union before the agreement. Depending on the workers, there may be several bargaining representatives who will be covered by the agreement. The operating contract is then negotiated, in which case all parties must participate in good faith. After the negotiations, staff will receive a copy of the agreement and will be invited to vote on it. The agreement is reached when the majority of employees sign it. If the agreement is reached with several companies and the majority of employees in each employer do not approve it, it applies only to employers, the majority of whom have approved it. Fair Work Commission publishes enterprise agreements on this website.

The Fair Labour Commission, which manages the national labour relations system, must then approve enterprise agreements. An enterprise agreement must pass a “best overall test” before it can be approved. This test requires workers to do better than existing premiums, in accordance with the agreement. Depending on the state or territory in which you work and how you are employed (. B for example, as a casual employee, full-time employee or contractor), you are subject to either national labour relations laws or labour relations in your state or territory. All labour relations systems in Australia provide for the establishment of enterprise agreements. They are also often referred to as industrial agreements. Under Section 172 of the Fair Work Act 2009, an enterprise agreement may contain only “authorized issues,” including wage deductions, issues related to the relationship between employers and workers` organizations and the operation of the agreement.