Does the clerical award have leave loading?

Under the Clerks Private Sector Award, a rate of 17.5% leave loading on top of their annual leave is applied when an employee takes paid time off. Employees must be paid the higher of: An annual leave loading of 17.5% of their ordinary pay rate; or.

What is a Clerks Award?

The Clerks Private Sector Award (MA000002) is one of the unique modern awards that apply across a broad range of industries and sectors given the nature of clerical work.

When do Aboriginal community controlled health services award rates change?

Published 27 June 2019 Pay rates change from 1 July each year, therates in this guide apply from 01 July 2019. Information about the definition and operation of allowances, penalties and overtime can be found in the award and the Pay and Conditions Tool The best way to get general pay and conditions advice is to register for My account

Are there any awards for employees in Queensland?

Modern awards cover most private sector workplaces in Queensland and set out minimum conditions for employees and employers who work in the same industry or occupation. In the public sector, the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission is now working with employer and employee representatives to modernise 80-plus awards.

How many modern awards are there in Queensland?

Modern awards Modern awards cover most private sector workplaces in Queensland and set out minimum conditions for employees and employers who work in the same industry or occupation. In the public sector, the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission is now working with employer and employee representatives to modernise 80-plus awards.

What happens if you don’t get an award in Queensland?

If an award does not apply to your private sector job, the National Employment Standards together with the national minimum wage will form the minimum standards for your employment. If you are a Queensland or local government employee, contact your human resources team for information about your employment conditions.