Fair Work Act 2009

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[3] Section 587 confers a discretion on the Commission to dismiss Ms Malay's application if the application is not made in accordance with the Act. Ms Malay has been given ample opportunity to rectify the deficiency in the application and has also had ample opportunity to show why her application should not be dismissed under s.587 (see generally Bond v Carbridge Pty Ltd T/A Carbridge

[2026] FWC 110

Fair Work Commission|2026-01-14

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Fair Work Commission

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2026-01-14

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Judgment (3 paragraphs)

[1]

The application under s.365 of the (Cth) made by Ms Josaiah Malay on 9 October 2025 is dismissed.

Fair Work Act 2009

[2]

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[3] Section 587 confers a discretion on the Commission to dismiss Ms Malay's application if the application is not made in accordance with the Act. Ms Malay has been given ample opportunity to rectify the deficiency in the application and has also had ample opportunity to show why her application should not be dismissed under s.587 (see generally Bond

Respondent/Defendant:

Carbridge Pty Ltd T/A Carbridge

Legislation Cited (1)

Work Act 2009

Cases Cited (2)

Application by Ms Josaiah Malay [2026] FWC 110 (14 January 2026)

[3] Section 587 confers a discretion on the Commission to dismiss Ms Malay's application if the application is not made in accordance with the Act. Ms Malay has been given ample opportunity to rectify the deficiency in the application and has also had ample opportunity to show why her application should not be dismissed under s.587 (see generally Bond v Carbridge Pty Ltd T/A Carbridge [2024] FWC 1302 at [15]- [16] and the cases cited therein).

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