The reforms are designed to reduce delays, cut costs and improve the Commission's ability to resolve disputes quickly for both workers and employers.
The strike, led by the Offshore Alliance and supported by the Electrical Trades Union (ETU), follows months of negotiations that have failed to deliver a new enterprise agreement.
The Commission estimates that around 100,000 of Australia's lowest-paid workers will directly benefit from these structural changes.
The research focuses on the development of the Australian Psychosocial Index (API) and the Australian Psychosocial Scanning Tool (API-ST).
The World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July and is expected to dominate conversations both inside and outside the workplace.
