2020 Wage Increase Announced
Published June 2020 On 19 June 2020, the Fair Work Commission announced their decision to increase the National Minimum Wage and Award wages by 1.75%.
Published June 2020 On 19 June 2020, the Fair Work Commission announced their decision to increase the National Minimum Wage and Award wages by 1.75%.
Important Update: The rules for employing casual workers changed on 26th August 2024. This content may no longer be accurate. For the most up-to-date information,
Published December 2019 Most business owners see the word ‘underpayment’ and assume that because they are paying their employees the correct pay rate, they don’t
Published November 2019 The state Government has today confirmed that Christmas Eve shall be a part-day public holiday in Queensland. It kicks off at 6.00pm
Published November 2019 From 4 February 2020, 31 modern awards will be extensively changed, following the Fair Work Commission’s 4-yearly review. A few heavy
Published November 2019 Queensland and New South Wales are currently experiencing horrendous conditions due to bushfires, with forecasts suggesting conditions are likely to continue for
Published June 2020 On 19 June 2020, the Fair Work Commission announced their decision to increase the National Minimum Wage and Award wages by 1.75%.
Important Update: The rules for employing casual workers changed on 26th August 2024. This content may no longer be accurate. For the most up-to-date information,
Published December 2019 Most business owners see the word ‘underpayment’ and assume that because they are paying their employees the correct pay rate, they don’t
Published November 2019 The state Government has today confirmed that Christmas Eve shall be a part-day public holiday in Queensland. It kicks off at 6.00pm
Published November 2019 From 4 February 2020, 31 modern awards will be extensively changed, following the Fair Work Commission’s 4-yearly review. A few heavy
Published November 2019 Queensland and New South Wales are currently experiencing horrendous conditions due to bushfires, with forecasts suggesting conditions are likely to continue for
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