Application by Ssx Services Pty Limited Trading AS Infrabuild Steel
Citation: [2026] FWCA 827
What happened
Ssx Services Pty Limited, trading as Infrabuild Steel, applied to the Fair Work Commission for approval of the InfraBuild Steel Laverton Steel Mill Enterprise Agreement 2026–2028. The agreement covers employees in the manufacturing and associated industries. Commissioner Redford heard the application.
What was decided
The Fair Work Commission approved the InfraBuild Steel Laverton Steel Mill Enterprise Agreement 2026–2028. The agreement will expire on 3 October 2028. The Commission’s decision is recorded as [2026] FWCA 827.
What it means for employers
Employers should ensure any enterprise agreements they seek to implement comply with the Fair Work Act and related regulations. Agreements must be properly drafted and presented for Commission approval.
What it means for employees
Employees covered by the InfraBuild Steel Laverton Steel Mill Enterprise Agreement 2026–2028 will have their terms and conditions of employment governed by the agreement until its expiry date.
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