This research paper analyzes the contemporary issue of wage stagnation in Australia, exploring its causes, consequences, and potential solutions. The paper examines the role of the Fair Work Act, analyzing its impact on wage levels, employment, and the overall economy. It delves into the factors contributing to wage stagnation, such as declining inflation expectations, labor market dynamics, and the shift away from unionization. The report presents arguments both for and against the Fair Work Act's influence on wage stagnation, considering the perspectives of workers, businesses, and the government. The paper concludes by evaluating the effectiveness of the Fair Work Act and its implications for the future of the Australian labor market, considering its benefits and limitations. The research utilizes various sources, including academic articles, government reports, and economic analyses, to support its findings and conclusions.