Application by CFMEU - Construction and General Division, Western Australia Divisional Branch (105N-WA1) for an Entry Permit for the Applicant
Citation: [2026] FWC 1683
What happened
The CFMEU Construction and General Division, Western Australia Divisional Branch, applied for an entry permit for the Applicant. The Fair Work Commission was asked to consider this application. The decision references previous applications by the same union for similar permits.
What was decided
The Fair Work Commission has not provided a decision outcome in the provided text. The text indicates the document is a decision, but the content of the decision itself is not included. It references a document identifier (RE2026/306) and a Fair Work Commission document number ([2026] FWC 1683).
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