Australian Capital Territory
Latest developmentNot enough voters23 Sept 2026
Where things stand: Last development: not enough voters. As far as the documents show.
- Bargaining
- Ballot
- Agreement
Where this has got to, as far as the documents show.
Ballots21 passed
Union agreements0naming this union, since 2023
First on record8 May 2026Ballot passed
Protected action windowClosedThe window has ended
Developments
From FWC documents or a linked source. Newest first; earlier years are folded away.
2026 3 developments
- Ballot ordered
The FWC ordered a protected action ballot. Ballot run by True Vote, voting to close 23 Sept 2026. The employer did not object. The FWC also required a compulsory conciliation conference.
FWC decision [2026] FWC 3342 ↗
Ballots 2 · each a separate vote by a group of employees
Australian Capital Territory
FWC matter B2026/1087 · 23 Sept 2026
37% turnout (26 of 70 eligible) · 85–88% voted yes
Australian Capital Territory
FWC matter B2026/387 · 8 May 2026
80% turnout (554 of 689 eligible) · 98–99% voted yes†
Same employer, other unions 4
v Australian Capital Territory
Ballot passed · 23 Oct 2026
v Australian Capital Territory
Ballot passed · 15 Oct 2026
v Australian Capital Territory
Ballot passed · 11 Sept 2026
v Australian Capital Territory
Ballot passed · 22 May 2026
About this page. It puts together public Fair Work Commission documents about one union and one employer and shows what they say, in date order. It does not say why anything happened, and entries from different dates may concern different groups of workers. Agreements are matched to employers by name, so check the linked record. Nothing here is legal advice. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.