Инспекция труда Виктории вернула работникам почти 1,7 млн долларов и провела более 50 расследований

Workforce Inspectorate Victoria (WIV) has delivered strong results for Victorian workers, helping recover almost $1.7 million in long service leave entitlements during 2025-26. WIV completed 55 long service leave investigations and helped 320 Victorians recoup an average of $5,309 in long-service entitlements each. Our front-line services answered more than 8,000 enquiries and our public education and awareness efforts reached an estimated audience of 11.3 million through traditional media and more than 13 million impressions via social media. The Inspectorate also continued to regulate child employment across Victoria, issuing 696 new child employment licences and enabling 1,707 business to employ 4,641 children. Compliance and enforcement activities remained a priority, with 53 audits of owner-driver and forestry contractor obligations completed and 234 child employment audits and investigations. Finalised court proceedings included prosecutions against Transurban Limited, the Apollo Bay Fishermen's Co-Operative, Romlik Pty Ltd and TJ & CJ Forder Pty Ltd. December 2025 also saw the commencement of the Constructions Complaints Referral Service and led to 79 construction complaints being referred to relevant agencies and organisations. Quotes attributable to Lily Dekic, Acting Commissioner of Workforce Inspectorate Victoria "These results demonstrate our commitment to protecting workers' rights while helping employers understand and meet their obligations. Recovering nearly $1.7 million in long service leave entitlements and supporting thousands of Victorians through our frontline services shows the real impact of our work." "Through a combination of education, engagement and compliance activities, we are helping create fair, safe and productive workplaces across Victoria." Background Key 2025-26 Results - Nearly $1.7 million recovered in long service leave entitlements for Victorian workers. - 55 long service leave investigations completed. - More than 8,000 enquiries received through frontline services. - 7,051 calls answered and 1,174 non-call enquiries received. - 696 new child employment licences issued. - 1,707 employers with active child employment licences. - 53 owner-driver and forestry contractor audits completed. - 79 construction complaints referred to relevant agencies and organisations. - 470 news media stories generated. - 11.3 million potential media reach. - Over 13 million social media impressions and 1,502 engagements.