Modern Award · MA000058

Registered Clubs Award.

Registered and Licensed Clubs Award 2020. Verified penalty rates, shift loadings, leave loading and RDO arrangements, with a live calculator under the NES.

PH: 250%Formal RDO5-wk shift workers
✓ Free, no sign-up|Live|Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) s.87

Pop in your details

Standard FT week is 38 hours.
$
For loading & payout values.

Here's your entitlement

AU$6,268.17
Total annual leave value (incl. 17.5% loading) for 52 weeks of service.
4.0 wks
Entitlement
152.42 hrs
Accrued
20.1 days
Working days
See full calculationFair Work Act 2009 (Cth) s.87
ComponentFormulaValue
Accrual rate (FULL-TIME)4 wks × 38h ÷ 522.923 hrs/wk
Hours accrued2.923 × 52 wks152.42 hrs
Hourly base rate-$35.00
Base leave value152.42 × $35.00$5,334.62
17.5% leave loadingbase × 0.175+ $933.56
Total payout-$6,268.17

Where the value comes from

Base leave
$5,334
17.5% loading
$933
Sarah Reid, CAHRI
Reviewed bySarah Reid, CAHRICert IV Payroll · Sydney based
Verified expert

Disclaimer: This tool does not constitute legal or financial advice. Results may be inaccurate due to changes in legislation or your circumstances. This tool does not constitute legal or financial advice. We do not recommend taking actions based solely on these results. The calculator makes assumptions and results may be inaccurate due to changes in legislation, modern awards, or your personal circumstances. You use this information at your own risk. We can't guarantee to be perfect, so do note you use the information at your own risk and we can't accept liability if things go wrong. For official guidance, visit Fair Work Ombudsman (fairwork.gov.au). Fair Work Ombudsman.

Pay & Rate Data

Registered Clubs Award pay rates and penalties.

Dollar rates effective from 1 July 2026 after the Annual Wage Review increase. Penalty rates verified against the MA000058 award text.

Entry rate$25.74Per hour, lowest classification
Top rate$40.53Per hour, highest classification
Sunday175%Of base rate, full-time / part-time
Public holiday250%Of base rate, full-time / part-time
Casual loading25%On top of the applicable rate
Leave loading17.5%Paid while taking annual leave

Penalty rates by shift type

What each hour is worth as a percentage of the base rate, for permanent and casual employees.

Full-time / part-timeCasual (incl. 25% loading)
50%100%150%200%250%100%125%Ordinary150%150%Saturday175%175%Sunday250%250%Public hol.

Hourly rate by classification level

59 levels, measured from $0 so the gaps between them are true to scale.

Minimum wage $26.44Introductory level$25.74Food and beverage and gaming, Level 1$26.44Golf professional, Level 1$26.44Guest service, Level 1$26.44Kitchen attendant, Level 1$26.44Child care worker, Level 2$27.08Clerical, Level 2$27.08Cook, Level 2$27.08Security, Level 2$27.08Food and beverage and gaming, Level 2$27.08Golf professional, Level 2$27.08Front office, Level 2$27.08Guest service, Level 2$27.08Kitchen attendant, Level 2$27.08Leisure attendant, Level 2$27.08Maintenance and horticultural, Level 2$27.08Storeperson, Level 2$27.08Clerical, Level 3$27.97Cook, Level 3$27.97Food and beverage and gaming, Level 3$27.97Forklift driver, Level 3$27.97Front office, Level 3$27.97Guest service, Level 3$27.97Handyperson, Level 3$27.97Kitchen attendant, Level 3$27.97Leisure attendant, Level 3$27.97Fitness instructor, Level 3$27.97Maintenance and horticultural, Level 3$27.97Storeperson, Level 3$27.97Security, Level 3$27.97Clerical, Level 4$29.45Cook, Level 4$29.45Food and beverage and gaming, Level 4$29.45Front office, Level 4$29.45Guest service, Level 4$29.45Leisure attendant, Level 4$29.45Maintenance and horticultural, Level 4$29.45Storeperson, Level 4$29.45Child care worker, Level 5$31.30Clerical, Level 5$31.30Cook, Level 5$31.30Food and beverage and gaming, Level 5$31.30Golf professional, Level 5$31.30Front office, Level 5$31.30Guest service, Level 5$31.30Maintenance and horticultural, Level 5$31.30Cook, Level 6$32.13Child care worker, Level 6$32.13Club manager, Level 6$32.13Club manager, Level 7$32.94Club manager, Level 8$34.34Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 8$34.34Club manager, Level 9$34.80Club manager, Level 10$36.08Club manager, Level 11$37.39Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 11$37.39Club manager, Level 12$39.76Golf professional, Level 12$39.76Club manager, Level 13$40.53

Grey bars fall below the adult national minimum wage. The award itself sets these rates, and the key below says who each one applies to.

  • Introductory levelIntroductory level, up to 3 months (Sch A.1.1)
  • Food and beverage and gaming, Level 1Food and beverage attendant grade 1
  • Golf professional, Level 1PGA Associate year 1
  • Guest service, Level 1Guest service grade 1
  • Kitchen attendant, Level 1Kitchen attendant grade 1
  • Child care worker, Level 2Child care worker grade 1
  • Clerical, Level 2Clerical grade 1
  • Cook, Level 2Cook grade 1
  • Security, Level 2Doorperson/Security officer grade 1
  • Food and beverage and gaming, Level 2Food and beverage attendant grade 2
  • Golf professional, Level 2PGA Associate years 2 and 3
  • Front office, Level 2Front office grade 1
  • Guest service, Level 2Guest service grade 2
  • Kitchen attendant, Level 2Kitchen attendant grade 2
  • Leisure attendant, Level 2Leisure attendant grade 1
  • Maintenance and horticultural, Level 2Maintenance and horticultural employee level 1
  • Storeperson, Level 2Storeperson grade 1
  • Clerical, Level 3Clerical grade 2
  • Cook, Level 3Cook grade 2
  • Food and beverage and gaming, Level 3Food and beverage and gaming attendant grade 3
  • Forklift driver, Level 3Forklift driver
  • Front office, Level 3Front office grade 2
  • Guest service, Level 3Guest service grade 3
  • Handyperson, Level 3Handyperson
  • Kitchen attendant, Level 3Kitchen attendant grade 3
  • Leisure attendant, Level 3Leisure attendant grade 2
  • Fitness instructor, Level 3Fitness instructor
  • Maintenance and horticultural, Level 3Maintenance and horticultural employee level 2
  • Storeperson, Level 3Storeperson grade 2
  • Security, Level 3Timekeeper/Security officer grade 2
  • Clerical, Level 4Clerical grade 3
  • Cook, Level 4Cook (tradesperson) grade 3
  • Food and beverage and gaming, Level 4Food and beverage attendant (tradesperson) grade 4
  • Front office, Level 4Front office grade 3
  • Guest service, Level 4Guest service grade 4
  • Leisure attendant, Level 4Leisure attendant grade 3
  • Maintenance and horticultural, Level 4Maintenance and horticultural level 3 (tradesperson)
  • Storeperson, Level 4Storeperson grade 3
  • Child care worker, Level 5Child care worker grade 2
  • Clerical, Level 5Clerical supervisor
  • Cook, Level 5Cook (tradesperson) grade 4
  • Food and beverage and gaming, Level 5Food and beverage and gaming attendant grade 5
  • Golf professional, Level 5Assistant or Teaching Professional
  • Front office, Level 5Front office supervisor
  • Guest service, Level 5Guest service supervisor
  • Maintenance and horticultural, Level 5Maintenance and horticultural level 4
  • Cook, Level 6Cook (tradesperson) grade 5
  • Child care worker, Level 6Child care worker grade 3
  • Club manager, Level 6Club manager of a club with a gross annual revenue of less than $500,000
  • Club manager, Level 7Level A manager
  • Club manager, Level 8Level B manager
  • Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 8Maintenance and horticultural management level 1
  • Club manager, Level 9Level C manager
  • Club manager, Level 10Level D manager
  • Club manager, Level 11Level E manager
  • Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 11Maintenance and horticultural management level 2
  • Club manager, Level 12Level F manager
  • Golf professional, Level 12Lead golf professional
  • Club manager, Level 13Level G manager

National Minimum Wage, 4-year trend

Lifted each year by the Annual Wage Review. Up 23.7% since FY2023. Percentages are the movement in the NMW itself, which exceeded the award increase in the years the Commission realigned it to the C13 rate.

$21$24$26$21.38FY2023+5.2%$23.23FY2024+8.6%$24.10FY2025+3.75%$24.95FY2026+3.5%$26.44FY2027+6%

Where these numbers come from

Dollar rates
The MA000058 award text as consolidated by the Fair Work Commission, reflecting Annual Wage Review [2026] FWCFB 3500, effective 1 July 2026.
Penalty rates and allowances
MA000058 on awards.fairwork.gov.au, the official award text.
Your own figures
Check your classification in the FWO Pay Calculator.

Penalty rates in full

Every loading in the award, side by side for full-time, part-time and casual employees.

Hours workedFull-time / part-timeCasual (incl. loading)
Ordinary hours100%125%
Saturday150%150%
Sunday175%175%
Public holiday250%250%
Saturday before 12 noon, maintenance and horticultural employees100%125%
Saturday after 12 noon after the first 2 hours, maintenance and horticultural employees200%200%
Sunday, maintenance and horticultural employees200%200%
  • Saturday before 12 noon, maintenance and horticultural employees: clause 24.2
  • Saturday after 12 noon after the first 2 hours, maintenance and horticultural employees: clause 24.2
  • Sunday, maintenance and horticultural employees: clause 24.2

Casual rates here replace the penalty, they do not add to it. A casual is paid the rate shown in the table above instead of the full-time penalty plus the 25% casual loading. On a public holiday that means a casual can be paid the same as, or less than, a permanent doing the same shift.

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. For your own dollar amounts, use the FWO Pay Calculator.

These are the percentages. To turn them into dollars for a specific roster, the penalty rates calculator prices Saturday, Sunday, public holiday and shift hours against this award’s own classification rates.

Pay rates by classification

Weekly rates are for 38 ordinary hours. Casual hourly includes the 25% loading.

LevelClassificationWeekly rateHourly rateCasual hourly
Introductory levelIntroductory level, up to 3 months (Sch A.1.1)$978.10$25.74$32.18
Food and beverage and gaming, Level 1Food and beverage attendant grade 1$1,004.90$26.44$33.05
Golf professional, Level 1PGA Associate year 1$1,004.90$26.44$33.05
Guest service, Level 1Guest service grade 1$1,004.90$26.44$33.05
Kitchen attendant, Level 1Kitchen attendant grade 1$1,004.90$26.44$33.05
Child care worker, Level 2Child care worker grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Clerical, Level 2Clerical grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Cook, Level 2Cook grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Security, Level 2Doorperson/Security officer grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Food and beverage and gaming, Level 2Food and beverage attendant grade 2$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Golf professional, Level 2PGA Associate years 2 and 3$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Front office, Level 2Front office grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Guest service, Level 2Guest service grade 2$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Kitchen attendant, Level 2Kitchen attendant grade 2$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Leisure attendant, Level 2Leisure attendant grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Maintenance and horticultural, Level 2Maintenance and horticultural employee level 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Storeperson, Level 2Storeperson grade 1$1,029.10$27.08$33.85
Clerical, Level 3Clerical grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Cook, Level 3Cook grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Food and beverage and gaming, Level 3Food and beverage and gaming attendant grade 3$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Forklift driver, Level 3Forklift driver$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Front office, Level 3Front office grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Guest service, Level 3Guest service grade 3$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Handyperson, Level 3Handyperson$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Kitchen attendant, Level 3Kitchen attendant grade 3$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Leisure attendant, Level 3Leisure attendant grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Fitness instructor, Level 3Fitness instructor$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Maintenance and horticultural, Level 3Maintenance and horticultural employee level 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Storeperson, Level 3Storeperson grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Security, Level 3Timekeeper/Security officer grade 2$1,062.90$27.97$34.96
Clerical, Level 4Clerical grade 3$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Cook, Level 4Cook (tradesperson) grade 3$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Food and beverage and gaming, Level 4Food and beverage attendant (tradesperson) grade 4$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Front office, Level 4Front office grade 3$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Guest service, Level 4Guest service grade 4$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Leisure attendant, Level 4Leisure attendant grade 3$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Maintenance and horticultural, Level 4Maintenance and horticultural level 3 (tradesperson)$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Storeperson, Level 4Storeperson grade 3$1,119.10$29.45$36.81
Child care worker, Level 5Child care worker grade 2$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Clerical, Level 5Clerical supervisor$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Cook, Level 5Cook (tradesperson) grade 4$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Food and beverage and gaming, Level 5Food and beverage and gaming attendant grade 5$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Golf professional, Level 5Assistant or Teaching Professional$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Front office, Level 5Front office supervisor$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Guest service, Level 5Guest service supervisor$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Maintenance and horticultural, Level 5Maintenance and horticultural level 4$1,189.40$31.30$39.13
Cook, Level 6Cook (tradesperson) grade 5$1,221.10$32.13$40.16
Child care worker, Level 6Child care worker grade 3$1,221.10$32.13$40.16
Club manager, Level 6Club manager of a club with a gross annual revenue of less than $500,000$1,221.10$32.13$40.16
Club manager, Level 7Level A manager$1,251.90$32.94$41.18
Club manager, Level 8Level B manager$1,304.90$34.34$42.93
Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 8Maintenance and horticultural management level 1$1,304.90$34.34$42.93
Club manager, Level 9Level C manager$1,322.30$34.80$43.50
Club manager, Level 10Level D manager$1,371.00$36.08$45.10
Club manager, Level 11Level E manager$1,420.90$37.39$46.74
Maintenance and horticultural management, Level 11Maintenance and horticultural management level 2$1,420.90$37.39$46.74
Club manager, Level 12Level F manager$1,510.80$39.76$49.70
Golf professional, Level 12Lead golf professional$1,510.80$39.76$49.70
Club manager, Level 13Level G manager$1,540.30$40.53$50.66

Rates effective from 1 July 2026 after the Annual Wage Review increase. Weekly rates are for 38 ordinary hours. Casual rates include the 25% loading on top of the hourly rate. Source: the MA000058 award text as consolidated to 1 July 2026.

Hourly and casual hourly rates above exclude the $13.43 a week first aid allowance, which is paid for all purposes (clause 19.2) and forms part of an appointed first aid attendant's ordinary rate of pay (clause 18.2).

Allowances

Paid on top of the base rate. Amounts effective from 1 July 2026.

AllowanceAmountFrequencyNotes
First aid allowance$13.43per weekFor an employee with a current recognised first aid qualification who is appointed as first aid attendant. Paid for all purposes (cl 19.2), so it forms part of the ordinary rate used for penalties, loadings and annual leave pay. The rates above exclude it.
Broken periods of work allowance$4.48per dayFor an employee other than a casual who works their ordinary hours on a day in more than one period, not counting meal breaks (cl 19.2(c)).
Overtime meal allowance$17.42per occasionClub employees other than managers who work more than 2 hours overtime without notice on the previous day or earlier. The employer may supply a meal instead. Also paid where the employee brought a meal for overtime that was then cancelled or shortened (cl 19.3(a)).
Meal allowance, club managers$17.42per mealA manager on duty gets a free meal up to $17.42 where the club serves members meals, or $17.42 per meal where they cannot eat it, agree to the cash instead, or the club serves no meals (cl 19.3(b)).
Tool allowance, cooks$2.03per dayFor a cook or apprentice cook required to use their own tools, up to $9.94 a week (cl 19.3(c)(i)).
Uniform laundry allowance, club managers$10.27per weekWhere the employer requires a manager to wear a uniform, unless the employer launders it at no cost to the manager (cl 19.3(d)(ii)).
Vehicle allowance$1.01per kmWhen the employer requires the employee to use their own vehicle on club business, per kilometre of authorised travel (cl 19.3(e)).
Late work, 7pm to midnight$2.95per hourMonday to Friday, on top of the rate for the hour, pro rata for part hours. Not paid to maintenance and horticultural employees (cl 24.4).
Early work, midnight to 7am$4.42per hourMonday to Friday, on top of the rate for the hour, pro rata for part hours. Not paid to maintenance and horticultural employees (cl 24.4).
Laundry of special clothingCost or agreed sumper weekWhere an employee launders required special clothing, the employer reimburses the demonstrated cost or pays an agreed weekly sum. The award sets no dollar figure (cl 19.3(c)(iii) and (iv)).
Registered Clubs Snapshot

The numbers that drive this award.

Set by Registered and Licensed Clubs Award 2020 (MA000058) and the NES.

Sunday rate
175%
Of base hourly rate
Sunday work for full-time/part-time employees under this award.
Public holiday
250%
Of base hourly rate
Public holiday rate for FT/PT employees, paid in cash or substituted for time off.
Leave loading
17.5%
Annual leave loading on top
Day workers get a flat 17.5% on the minimum hourly rate. Shift workers get the same flat 17.5%.
Annual Leave, Loading & RDO

Award-specific provisions.

Where this award goes beyond, or sits at, the NES floor.

Annual leave4 or 5 weeks/year

Clause 25.1(b) defines a shiftworker for the purpose of the additional (fifth) week of annual leave under NES s.87(1)(b).

Leave loading17.5%

Day workers get a flat 17.5% on the minimum hourly rate. Shift workers get the same flat 17.5%. Run the numbers in the annual leave loading calculator.

Rostered Day Off (RDO)Yes

Ordinary hours average 38 per week (clause 15.1) with 2 full rostered days off each week (clause 15.2). Clause 15.3 allows the 38-hour average to be worked over a longer cycle by agreement.

Calculate your leave under this award

The Registered Clubs 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.

Coverage

Who this award covers.

The Registered Clubs Award (MA000058) is the common name for the Registered and Licensed Clubs Award 2020. Industries, work types and exclusions are taken from the Fair Work Ombudsman summary.

Industries

  • registered and licensed clubs
  • hospitality
  • gaming and wagering
  • sport and recreation
  • golf and bowling clubs

Work types

  • bar work
  • gaming and wagering
  • kitchen and food service
  • guest service
  • grounds and maintenance
  • club security

Notes & exclusions. Sunday is 175% for full-time and part-time employees (200% for maintenance and horticultural employees, clause 24.2), more than the 150% under the Restaurant Award and the Hospitality Award. A late-evening penalty applies from 7.00pm. Not-for-profit registered clubs sit under this award rather than the Hospitality Award (MA000009), which covers pubs and hotels.

Classifications

Roles paid under this award.

Each classification has its own pay grade. Use the FWO Pay Calculator for current dollar rates.

  1. 01introductory level
  2. 02food and beverage attendant
  3. 03food and beverage and gaming attendant
  4. 04PGA associate
  5. 05assistant or teaching professional
  6. 06lead golf professional
  7. 07kitchen attendant
  8. 08cook
  9. 09guest service employee
  10. 10front office employee
  11. 11child care worker
  12. 12clerical employee
  13. 13doorperson/security officer
  14. 14timekeeper/security officer
  15. 15leisure attendant
  16. 16fitness instructor
  17. 17storeperson
  18. 18forklift driver
  19. 19handyperson
  20. 20maintenance and horticultural employee
  21. 21club manager (Level A to G manager)
Registered Clubs Q & A

Registered Clubs Award questions, answered.

Penalty rates, leave entitlements and award-specific provisions under MA000058. Verified against the modern award text.

Who does the Registered Clubs Award cover?
Registered and Licensed Clubs Award 2020 (MA000058) covers registered and licensed clubs, hospitality, gaming and wagering, sport and recreation and related industries. Common roles include bar work, gaming and wagering, kitchen and food service, guest service. Sunday is 175% for full-time and part-time employees (200% for maintenance and horticultural employees, clause 24.2), more than the 150% under the Restaurant Award and the Hospitality Award. A late-evening penalty applies from 7.00pm. Not-for-profit registered clubs sit under this award rather than the Hospitality Award (MA000009), which covers pubs and hotels.
What is the Saturday penalty rate under the Registered Clubs Award?
Full-time and part-time employees are paid 150% of the base hourly rate (1.50x) for working on Saturday. Casuals receive 150%, which REPLACES the full-time penalty rather than adding to it. Not every Saturday hour is paid at that rate: Saturday before 12 noon, maintenance and horticultural employees, 100% or 125% for a casual (clause 24.2); Saturday after 12 noon after the first 2 hours, maintenance and horticultural employees, 200% or 200% for a casual (clause 24.2).
What is the Sunday rate under the Registered Clubs Award?
FT/PT employees are paid 175% of the base hourly rate (1.75x) for Sunday work. Casuals receive 175%, which REPLACES the full-time penalty rather than adding to it. Not every Sunday hour is paid at that rate: Sunday, maintenance and horticultural employees, 200% or 200% for a casual (clause 24.2).
What is the public holiday rate under the Registered Clubs Award?
FT/PT employees who work on a gazetted public holiday are paid 250% of the base hourly rate (2.50x). Casuals receive 250%, which REPLACES the full-time penalty rather than adding to it. Employees who don't work the holiday receive their ordinary day's pay if it would otherwise have been a working day.
How many weeks of annual leave do I get under the Registered Clubs Award?
Standard full-time employees get 4 weeks of paid annual leave per year under the NES. Clause 25.1(b) defines a shiftworker for the purpose of the additional (fifth) week of annual leave under NES s.87(1)(b). The 5-week entitlement comes from NES s.87(1)(b), which the Registered Clubs Award classifies eligibility for. Calculate annual leave accrual →
How is annual leave loading calculated under the Registered Clubs Award?
Day workers get a flat 17.5% on the minimum hourly rate. Shift workers get the same flat 17.5%. Leave loading calculator →
What is the casual loading under the Registered Clubs Award?
25% on top of the base hourly rate, paid in place of entitlements a casual does not get, such as paid annual leave and paid personal/carer's leave. Under this award the casual loading does NOT simply add to the penalty rates: check the penalty table, because a casual can be paid a different rate from the FT/PT rate plus loading.
Does the Registered Clubs Award include rostered days off (RDOs)?
Yes. Ordinary hours average 38 per week (clause 15.1) with 2 full rostered days off each week (clause 15.2). Clause 15.3 allows the 38-hour average to be worked over a longer cycle by agreement. RDOs are paid days off, distinct from annual leave; they exist to balance ordinary hours over a fixed period. If you are paid out on termination, accrued RDO time is typically included.
Where do I find current pay rates by classification under the Registered Clubs Award?
The Fair Work Commission reviews award minimum rates each year in the Annual Wage Review. The rates on this page took effect from 1 July 2026. The official source is the FWO Pay Calculator, which always reflects the current rates. Open the FWO Pay Calculator →
Registered Clubs Methodology

Verified against the modern award text.

Penalty rates, shift loadings and continuous-shift eligibility on this page were verified against Registered and Licensed Clubs Award 2020 (MA000058) 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.

Last verified15 September 2026
ReviewerSarah Reid, CAHRI
Primary sourceMA000058 (Fair Work Commission)
Federal floorFW Act 2009 (Cth)
RefreshQuarterly