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Fair Work Ombudsman News ·

Melbourne painting and restorations company in court

The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against a Melbourne painting and restorations company and its director over alleged breaches affecting an adult apprentice.

Why is a Melbourne painting company being taken to court by Fair Work?

Trades employers must ensure apprentice pay and conditions meet legal requirements or risk FWO prosecution.

Key takeaways

  • Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against a northern Melbourne painting and restorations company.
  • The company director is also named in the legal proceedings.
  • The alleged breach relates to how an adult apprentice was treated.
  • The case involves workplace law violations in the painting and restorations sector.
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