Banking & Finance Award.
Banking, Finance and Insurance Award 2020. Verified penalty rates, shift loadings, leave loading and RDO arrangements, with a live calculator under the NES.
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| Component | Formula | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Accrual rate (FULL-TIME) | 4 wks × 38h ÷ 52 | 2.923 hrs/wk |
| Hours accrued | 2.923 × 52 wks | 152.42 hrs |
| Hourly base rate | - | $35.00 |
| Base leave value | 152.42 × $35.00 | $5,334.62 |
| 17.5% leave loading | base × 0.175 | + $933.56 |
| Total payout | - | $6,268.17 |
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Banking & Finance penalty rates at a glance.
Rates verified against the official modern award text on awards.fairwork.gov.au.
| Hours worked | Full-time / part-time | Casual (incl. loading) |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary hours | 100% | 125% |
| Saturday (first 3h / after) | 150% / 200% | 175% / 225% |
| Sunday | 200% | 225% |
| Public holiday | 250% | 275% |
| Afternoon shift | 120% | 145% |
| Night shift | 125% | 150% |
| Permanent night shift | 130% | 155% |
All values are percentages of the base hourly rate. Casual rates shown are inclusive of the 25% casual loading on top of the FT/PT rate. Source: MA000019 on awards.fairwork.gov.au. For dollar amounts by classification, use the FWO Pay Calculator.
The numbers that drive this award.
Set by Banking, Finance and Insurance Award 2020 (MA000019) and the NES.
Award-specific provisions.
Where this award goes beyond, or sits at, the NES floor.
A 7-day shiftworker regularly rostered on Sundays and public holidays, where shifts run continuously 24/7, receives 5 weeks annual leave (clause 22.2).
Standard 17.5% on minimum hourly rate. Shift workers receive the GREATER OF 17.5% or the shift penalty they would have earned during the leave. Run the numbers in the annual leave loading calculator.
No formal RDO accrual cycle in this award. Time off in lieu of overtime (TOIL) may still be available.
Calculate your leave under this award
The Banking & Finance Award sets your pay rates, but your paid leave runs on the National Employment Standards. Work out 4 weeks of holidays with the annual leave calculator, and your 10 days of paid sick and carer's leave with the personal leave calculator. To confirm which award applies to you and how it lifts entitlements above the NES floor, read our guide to modern awards.
Who this award covers.
The Banking & Finance Award (MA000019) is the common name for the Banking, Finance and Insurance Award 2020. Industries, work types and exclusions are taken from the Fair Work Ombudsman summary.
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Notes & exclusions. This award has no dedicated Saturday or Sunday penalty clause: weekend work is paid through the overtime clause instead (Monday to Saturday outside ordinary hours is 150% for the first 3 hours then 200%, Sunday is 200%), and Saturday 8am to noon can be worked as ordinary hours at the base rate. Public holiday work is 250%. Shift loadings apply only to rostered shiftworkers. Excludes contract call centres (Contract Call Centres Award) and accountants employed in accountancy practices.
Roles paid under this award.
Each classification has its own pay grade. Use the FWO Pay Calculator for current dollar rates.
- 01Level 1 (office trainee, filing clerk)
- 02Level 2 (teller, customer service representative)
- 03Level 3 (loans officer, credit analyst, insurance clerk)
- 04Level 4 (senior case manager, assistant underwriter)
- 05Level 5
- 06Level 6
Banking & Finance Award questions, answered.
Penalty rates, leave entitlements and award-specific provisions under MA000019. Verified against the modern award text.
Who does the Banking & Finance Award cover?
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What is the casual loading under the Banking & Finance Award?
Does the Banking & Finance Award include rostered days off (RDOs)?
Does the Banking & Finance Award have evening or night-shift loadings?
Where do I find current pay rates by classification under the Banking & Finance Award?
Other modern awards.
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Verified against the modern award text.
Penalty rates, shift loadings and continuous-shift eligibility on this page were verified against Banking, Finance and Insurance Award 2020 (MA000019) on the Fair Work Commission's awards.fairwork.gov.au.
For up-to-date pay rates by classification, refer to the FWO Pay Calculator. Modern awards are reviewed and varied periodically by the Fair Work Commission; check the source for the latest text.