CHEP Australia Limited
Not enough voters FWC matter B2025/732 · result published 16 June 2025
Eligible voters10employees on the voter roll
Turnout20%2 of 10 voted
Voted yes0–100%across the actions
OutcomeNot enough votersaction not authorised
What workers voted on
12 actions were put to the vote: 1 work ban. 1 of 12 passed.
What was voted onYesNo% yes
1. Do you support a stoppage of work for 4 hours020%✖ not passed
2. Do you support a stoppage of work for 8 hours020%✖ not passed
3. Do you support an indefinite ban on overtime020%✖ not passed
4. Do you support an indefinite ban on using the forklift20100%✔ passed
5. Do you support an indefinite ban on tool boxes1150%✖ not passed
6. Do you support an indefinite ban on team meetings1150%✖ not passed
7. Do you support an indefinite ban on completing any computer work, paperwork, or reports020%✖ not passed
8. Do you support an indefinite ban on work that is 0 2 0 c.')AEC ,'\ust r.;li.;n Ele ctoral Co mmi ssion � performed outside of the specification of the role for which the employee was employed020%✖ not passed
9. Do you support an indefinite ban on communicating with contractors or external stakeholders1150%✖ not passed
10. Do you support an indefinite ban on conducting maintenance on any equipment or machinery020%✖ not passed
11. Do you support an indefinite ban on wash bay1150%✖ not passed
12. Do you support an indefinite ban on PDF1 major repairs or major repairs in general020%✖ not passed
The wording above is shortened from the notice's questions: introductory phrases are removed, and the action, what's affected, how long and any exclusions are kept. A question passes if more than half of the valid votes were yes.