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Default language is English Login Register My account * Home * Enquiries * Bookmarks * Resources * Log Out Open search box Search the website POPULAR SEARCHES * minimum wages * annual leave * long service leave Translate this website. Default language is English Login Register My account * Home * Enquiries * Bookmarks * Resources * Log Out BREADCRUMB 1. Home 2. Website information * Accessibility * Terms & conditions * Related sites * Disclaimer * Privacy * Copyright * Site map PRIVACY Find out about your online privacy rights when using our website. ON THIS PAGE: * Privacy statement * Why we collect your personal information * Browsing our website * Subscribing to email alerts * Giving feedback * Accessing and correcting your information * When we disclose information * Using your information for surveys or research * Disposal of personal information * My account Privacy Notice * Employer Advisory Service Enquiry Form Privacy Notice * Secure website transmissions * Privacy Impact Assessments * Tools and resources * Contact us * Related information PRIVACY STATEMENT We are committed to protecting your privacy. We aim to offer an online environment that makes sure the information you give us is secure. We follow: * the Privacy Act 1988 * the 13 Australian Privacy Principles that apply to both business and Australian government agencies. These laws and guidelines are reflected in our Privacy policy. For more information see our Privacy policy. To find out more about what we are doing to increase our privacy maturity, read our Privacy Management Plan . ANONYMOUS REPORTS When you deal with us you have the right be anonymous and the right to use a pseudonym. You can report an issue anonymously to us, in English or another language. To find out more, see Report an issue anonymously. WHY WE COLLECT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION Under the Fair Work Act 2009 (the Act), we can collect personal information to promote compliance with the Act and Fair Work instruments (s672(1)(a)(ii)). This includes providing education, assistance, and advice to the Australian community. When you visit our website, there are different levels of personal information we collect according to how you are using the site. The following information outlines when we will collect your personal information and why. BROWSING OUR WEBSITE When browsing our website, we record anonymous information about your visit. We log this information to collect and analyse statistics on how you use the website so we can develop better online services for you. The anonymous information we collect won’t tell us anything about you as an individual, for example, your name or email. The information we log includes: * your server address * your operating system, for example, Windows, Mac * your top-level domain name, for example, .com, .gov, .au, .uk * the date and time of your visit to our site * the pages visited and the documents downloaded * the previous site visited * the type of browser used, for example, Internet Explorer, Firefox * the language selected for translation. COOKIES We use cookies to track your website browsing behaviour. A cookie is a small text file a server puts on your hard drive. It shows us if you have visited our website more than once. Your browser shares cookies with our server anonymously, so we won’t know your name or email. This lets us see the patterns of how you use our website. Cookies ‘remember’ your browser between page visits and identify your browser when you return to the site. SUBSCRIBING TO EMAIL ALERTS We use Swift Digital, an online marketing platform service provider, to send and manage emails for our subscribers. When you subscribe to our email and media updates: * we record your email address * we only use your email address for the reasons you gave it * we won’t add your email address to other mailing lists, unless you ask us to * you can use a pseudonym if you supply a valid email address. All information collected using Swift Digital is the property of the Fair Work Ombudsman and it is never shared or used by third parties. For more information, please read Swift Digital’s Privacy policy and Terms and Conditions. GIVING FEEDBACK We collect personal information when you submit feedback to us via the feedback form. Here we ask you to provide: * what type of feedback you’re giving, for example, if it’s general feedback or a complaint * a description of what the feedback is about. If it’s about reviewing a decision we’ve made, we’ll ask you to give more information about the matter * your My account details or a reference number for a previous enquiry * confirmation of whether or not you want a response from us: * if not, usually you can choose to remain anonymous * if yes, you’ll need to give us more personal information about yourself (for example, your name, email, and phone number). We use this information to generate a feedback ticket. We can then assess your feedback and decide the best way to respond. We collect your information on our Feedback and Complaints Management System, which stores it according to our record-keeping obligations. For more information, see ‘Storage and security of personal information’ in our Privacy policy. ACCESSING AND CORRECTING YOUR INFORMATION You have a right to access personal information that we hold about you. You also have a right under the Privacy Act to request corrections to any personal information that we hold about you if you think the information is inaccurate, out-of-date, incomplete, irrelevant, or misleading. We can decline access to, or correction of, personal information in certain circumstances, as set out in the Privacy Act 1988. Generally, if we refuse to give you access, we’ll notify you in writing, including the reasons for refusal and the mechanisms available to you to dispute that decision. To find out more about how to access information we hold, see Accessing our information. WHEN WE DISCLOSE INFORMATION We won’t identify you or your browsing activities, except if there is an investigation. In this case, a law enforcement agency can exercise a warrant to look at our logs. We can provide your information to third parties in Australia or overseas who help us with our statutory functions and activities. We can provide your personal information to: * government agencies and departments or anyone we are required or permitted to provide personal information to by law, or * researchers conducting research or survey work for us. We can transfer your information to these third parties electronically, including via the internet. When we no longer need this information for authorised purposes, we’ll take all reasonable steps de-identify it. USING YOUR INFORMATION FOR SURVEYS OR RESEARCH When we provide personal information to third parties for surveys and research, we limit them to only using or disclosing your personal information for the reasons we have engaged them for. Third parties conducting surveys or research for us must follow the same legal obligations we follow when it comes to your information. If you don’t want your personal information to be used by or disclosed to third parties conducting research or surveys for us, or if you want to inspect, amend, or remove personal information we have about you, write to us at: Privacy Officer Information Governance Fair Work Ombudsman GPO Box 9887 Sydney NSW 2001 DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL INFORMATION When we receive personal information about you (whether solicited or unsolicited), in almost all cases, we treat it as a Commonwealth record. Under the Archives Act 1983, we need to retain Commonwealth records until we can lawfully dispose of them. For example, through: * a ‘records authority’ issued or agreed to by the National Archives – a records authority determines how long we hold information and when we dispose of it * a ‘normal administrative practice’ – which allows information that is duplicated, unimportant, or of short-term value to be disposed of. MY ACCOUNT PRIVACY NOTICE We collect your personal information when you register for a My account and when you make an enquiry. If we don’t collect your personal information, we can’t register your My account or respond to your online enquiries. REGISTERING FOR MY ACCOUNT The personal information we collect when you register for My account includes: * your name * if you are an employee, employer, or representative * name of the enterprise agreement, if any, that covers you * your email * gender * if you are an employer: * business name * ABN * your industry * location * how many employees you have * any industry awards that apply to your business (if known) * any enterprise agreement that applies to your business (if any). If a third-party registers for My account on your behalf or provides us with your personal details, we will collect this information. For more information, see: * My account terms and conditions * Why do I need to register for My account? MAKING AN ENQUIRY We may disclose your personal information to enable us to undertake appropriate enquiries. We will only do so if it is relevant to carry out our functions and activities. Our Privacy policy provides detailed information about how the FWO handles your personal information including: * how we collect your information * using and disclosing your information * storage and disposal of your information * how to make a complaint. EMPLOYER ADVISORY SERVICE ENQUIRY FORM PRIVACY NOTICE When you submit an enquiry using the Employer Advisory Service Enquiry Form, we collect your personal information. To provide you with this service, or to refer you to another service, (including to another agency), we use and disclose your personal information. If we don't collect your personal information, we may not be able to deal with your enquiry. Please don't include sensitive information about your employees when you submit an enquiry. For more information about how we handle your personal information, including how to get access to it or to make a complaint, you can read our Privacy Policy. SECURE WEBSITE TRANSMISSIONS While we work to make sure our web environment is secure, there are some risks when providing information online. To make sure your information is as secure as possible, we encrypt all messages between the browser running on your computer and its online site. The encryption process we use is Secure Socket Layer (SSL). PRIVACY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS The Privacy (Australian Government Agencies – Governance) Australian Privacy Principles Code 2017 (Cth) requires all agencies, including the Fair Work Ombudsman, to conduct a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) for all high privacy risk projects. We maintain this register of PIAs completed since the Code came into effect on 1 July 2018. This register was last updated on 29 May 2023: Date Title of PIA May 2023 SafeZone April 2023 My Account Usability Research March 2023 Transcription Services March 2023 Service Now March 2023 FWO Social Media Presence March 2023 Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Act 2022 September 2022 CRM Cloud Migration August 2022 Usability Research July 2022 Security Clearance Project May 2022 eBrief Document Bundling Solution May 2022 Learning Management System (Acorn) May 2022 New PACT May 2022 FWO Awareness Survey November 2021 Large Scale Wages Assessment Process October 2021 Online Services Program July 2021 Small Business Employer Advisory Service July 2021 Inclusion@Work Index June 2021 Survey of employees as part of an investigation March 2021 Email subscription services March 2021 Exploring the Factors Underlying Effective Return to Work Programs December 2020 CaseWare IDEA December 2020 Information and data sharing with ATO December 2020 International Students Workplace Rights Quiz August 2020 Mentoring Solution July 2020 eDiscovery Platform April 2020 COVID-19 Notification Process February 2020 Consultation Hub January 2020 HR Digital Project September 2019 Transition from Lynda.com to LinkedIn Learning platform August 2019 Qualtrics survey tool June 2019 Customer Information Search CONTACT US For questions about your privacy, you can contact our Privacy Officer by: * emailing privacy@fwo.gov.au * writing to: Privacy Officer Information Governance Fair Work Ombudsman GPO Box 9887 Sydney NSW 2001 TOOLS AND RESOURCES Privacy policy RELATED INFORMATION * Privacy Management Plan * Australian Privacy Principles * Our role and purpose * My account terms and conditions * Accessing our information * Office of the Australian Information Commissioner * Protect your personal information (eSafety Commissioner) The Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and Elders, past, present and future. * Tell us what you think of this page Did you find what you were looking for? Yes No Thank you for your feedback. If you would like to tell us more about the information you’ve found today you can complete our feedback form. Please note that comments aren't monitored for personal information or workplace complaints. If you have a question or concern about your job, entitlements or obligations, please Contact us. Submit * Bookmark to My account FIND INFORMATION FOR... * Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples * Apprentices and trainees * Building and construction industry * Contracting labour and supply chains * Contract cleaning * Coronavirus and workplace laws * Employees with disability * Fast food, restaurants and cafes * Franchises * Horticulture * Independent contractors * Outworkers * Parents and families * Small businesses * Visa holders and migrants * Young workers and students ABOUT US * Our role & purpose * Our people * Compliance & enforcement * Community assistance * Legislation * Accountability * Careers * Contact us RESOURCES * Templates * Best practice guides * Fact sheets * Calculators * Library * Online learning centre * Record my hours app * Language help * Glossary of terms * Get help * Accessibility * Copyright * Disclaimer * Privacy * Subscribe to email updates * Visit Fair Work on YouTube * Visit Fair Work on Twitter * Visit Fair Work on Facebook * Visit Fair Work on Instagram * Visit Fair Work on LinkedIn Top CONTACT US * Fair Work Online: www.fairwork.gov.au * Fair Work Infoline: 13 13 94 NEED LANGUAGE HELP? Contacting the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 13 14 50 HEARING & SPEECH ASSISTANCE Call through the National Relay Service (NRS): * For TTY: 13 36 77. Ask for the Fair Work Infoline 13 13 94 * Speak & Listen: 1300 555 727. Ask for the Fair Work Infoline 13 13 94 The Fair Work Ombudsman is committed to providing you with advice that you can rely on. The information contained in this fact sheet is general in nature. If you are unsure about how it applies to your situation you can call our Infoline on 13 13 94 or speak with a union, industry association or a workplace relations professional. Printed from fairwork.gov.au Content last updated: 2023-05-29 © Copyright Fair Work Ombudsman aboutus account fwo-iconsfwo-icons fwo-icons flogo-HexRBG-Wht-58 info fwo-icons Menu fwo-icons fwo-icons logo twitter multiple logo youtube Instagram