Group No

Description

Former Rate Per Week

SWC 2020

New Rate Per Week

1.75%

effective from the first full

pay period on or after

16 April 2021

$

$

$

1

Shop assistants, demonstrators, trolley collector, salespersons outdoor, employees

808.40

14.10

822.50

driving a forklift or using mechanical equipment as required, the role of Santa

Claus, ticket writers, mannequins, order hands, reserve stock hands (including

reserve stock hands in theatre distributing services), employees delivering goods

(other than newspapers and the like) by bicycle or tricycle, employees engaged

in the cooking or the preparation of provisions for sale in the shop of the

employer, cashiers in special shops, persons employed on information desks

and/or on customer services or as full- time messengers, employees engaged in the

installation (other than installation requiring trade skill), servicing, stocking,

collection of money from, and preparation of, commodities for sale in automatic

vending devices, employees engaged in the pre-packing, weighing, pricing of fruit

and/or vegetables on the shop premises, employees principally engaged in hiring

out activities in a shop, and waitresses in confection shops employed waiting

on tables for two hours or more per day

2

(a)  Window Dresser Employees principally engaged in dressing windows.

816.90

14.30

831.20

(b)  Window dressers under 21 years of age shall be paid as per Item 8 of

table 2 - Other Rates and Allowances, of Part B, Monetary Rates, in addition to

the rates prescribed by subclause (c) of clause 38, Wages.

3

Branch Supervisor Shop assistants engaged in supervising branch grocery shops

823.40

14.40

837.80

4

Shop Assistants in charge of a shop or a department in a shop not being a shop

assistant temporarily in charge during the absence of persons ordinarily in charge

of the shop or department, but including employees employed as relieving shop

assistants in charge of a shop:

(i)  Without the duty of buying -

In charge of from nil to 4 assistants

823.50

14.40

837.90

In charge of from 5 to 12 assistants

835.40

14.60

850.00

In charge of from 13 to 25 assistants

849.80

14.90

864.70

In charge of over 25 assistants

860.80

15.10

875.90

(ii)  With the duty of buying -

In charge of from nil to 4 assistants

825.50

14.40

839.90

In charge of from 5 to 12 assistants

838.70

14.70

853.40

In charge of from 13 to 25 assistants

855.90

15.00

870.90

In charge of over 25 assistants

865.60

15.10

880.70

5

Employees in charge of a motor and/or horse drawn vehicle selling stock carried

832.60

14.60

847.20

on the vehicle products of a kind which usually are sold by confection/take-away

food shops

Employees under the age of 21 years but not less than the age of 18 years shall

be paid the percentages of the rate for an adult contained in (ii) of Table 1 -

clause 38 Wages.

6

Retail Merchandiser as defined by subclause (xi) of clause 2. Definitions

808.40

14.10

822.50

Item No.

Clause No.

Brief Description

Amount

$

1

5(a)

Night interval employees

3.04 per shift

2

5(a)

Night interval employees (working one night per week)

4.85 per shift

3

6(i)(b), (c)

Meal Allowances

16.10

36(i)(d)

6(ii)(a)

4

6(ii)

Breakfast Allowance

8.80

16(vii)

5

14(a)(ii)

General Shops -

Loading for casual employees working on a Saturday:

Engagements up to and including four hours -

Adult employees

8.97 per shift

Employees under 21 years of age

5.74 per shift

Engagements exceeding four hours -

Adult Employees

18.36 per shift

Employees under 21 years of age

9.91 per shift

14(a)(iii)

Special and Confection Shops -

Loading for casual employees working on a Saturday:

Adult Employees

8.97 per shift

Employees under 21 years of age

5.74 per shift

6

14(c)(ii)

Confection Shop - Employees working after 10.00 p.m. on any night

2.66 each night

7

25(i)

Laundering Allowance (if any article requires ironing):

Full-time employee

11.90

Part-time and casual employee

4.20

Maximum payment

11.90

Laundering Allowance (if none of the articles require ironing):

Full-time employee

7.10

Part-time and casual employee

2.60

Maximum payment

7.10

8

38(1)(i)2(b)

Window Dressers under the age of 21

12.20 per week

9

35(i)(a)

Section Head

18.00 per week

10

35(i)(b)

Qualified adult automotive parts and accessories salesperson

40.90 per week

11

35(i)(c)

Employee with a licence under the Liquor Act 1982

28.10 per week

12

35(ii)(a)

Employee delivering goods

5.90 per week

13

35(ii)(b)

Employee engaged in photographic or other modelling

59.10 per week

12.00 per day

14

35(ii)(c)

First-aid attendant

2.40 per day

15

35(ii)(d)

Employee engaged to speak a second language

11.80 per week

16

35(ii)(e)

Ticket writer -

At or over 21 years of age

24.20 per week

Under 21 years of age

12.00 per week

17

35(iv)

Bicycle Allowance

14.30 per week

Motorcycle Allowance

43.30 per week

18

35(iv)

Motor Car Allowance:

car up to and including 2000cc

150.80 per week

car over 2000cc

179.60 per week

allowance per kilometre travelled

0.45 per km

19

35(iv)

Allowance for kilometre travelled:

car under and including 2000cc

0.68 per km

car over 2000cc

0.74 per km

35(iv)

Part-time or Casual Retail Merchandiser local or Country, for the use of his/her vehicle.

0.81 per km

20

35(v)(a)(1)

Disability allowance for employees working in freezer room

11.40 per week

21

35(v)(b)(1)

Disability allowance for employees working in public dairy

17.10 per week

room

22

35(v)(c)(1)

Disability allowance for employees backfilling in a freezer room

22.80 per week

23

36(i)(a)

Casual hourly rate of pay for persons employed at trade fairs,

etc., between 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m., with a minimum payment of six hours -

At 19 years of age and over

20.80 per hour

Under 19 years of age

20.40 per hour

36(ii)(b)

Saturday Loading -

Adult Employees

8.97

Under 21 years

5.74