The Fair Work Agency has the power to conduct unannounced inspections, force entry to offices, and even arrest those it suspects of breaching labour law, new government documents have revealed.
Under policies released this week, the FWA – dubbed the 'workers’ rights police' – have been given authority under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.
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