WIN Sports and Entertainment Centres Australian
Workers' Union (State) Award 2023
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Application by the Industrial Relations Secretary.
(Case No. XXXX of 2024)
Before The Honourable Justice Taylor
The Honourable Justice Chin
The Honourable Justice Paingakulam
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## October 2024
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VARIATION
1. Delete subclause
7.1 of clause 7, Period of Operation, of the award published 21 July 2023 (394
I.G. 838) and insert in lieu thereof the following:
7.1 This award will
operate from 4 July 2023 and remain in effect for one (1) year and rescinds and
replaces the WIN Sports and Entertainment Centres Australian Workers’ Union
(State) Award 2022 published 13 May 2022 (391 I.G. 1198), and any variation
thereof, and remains in force until
varied or rescinded, the period for which it was made already having expired.
2. Delete Part D
– Monetary Rates, and insert in lieu thereof the following:
PART D
MONETARY RATES
Table 1 - General Employees Non-Annualised Rates of Pay
Non-annualised rate of pay for a week not exceeding 38
ordinary hours.
Increases are effective from the beginning of the first pay
period to commence on or after the dates in the column headings
Classification
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Step
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Ordinary Non-annualised Rate
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FFPP –on or after 4 July 2024
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4 July 2023
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$ Per Annum
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+3.5% $ Per Annum
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Level 1
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1
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46,855
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48,495
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Level 2
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1
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48,755
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50,461
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2
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49,349
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51,076
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3
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50,958
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52,742
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Level 3
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1
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52,446
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54,282
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2
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53,841
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55,725
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3
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56,333
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58,305
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Level 4
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1
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57,225
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59,228
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2
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59,324
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61,400
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3
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61,812
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63,975
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4
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68,570
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70,970
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5
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75,318
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77,954
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Level 5
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1
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81,753
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84,614
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2
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89,732
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92,873
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3
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96,712
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100,097
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4
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106,383
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110,106
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5
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117,024
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121,120
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Employees engaged under Table 1, above will be paid 1.125
times the appropriate ordinary hourly rate for each hour, or part thereof,
worked between the hours of midnight and 6am on all days, excepting Public
Holidays as described in clause 8 of Part B.
Table 2 - Casual Employees Rates of Pay
Casual Hourly Rates for Employees engaged on all occasions
except for Public Holidays.
Increases are effective from the beginning of the first pay
period to commence on or after the dates in the column headings.
Classification
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Step
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Ordinary Hourly Rate
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FFPP on or after 4 July 2024
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4 July 2023
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$ Per Hour
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+3.5% $ Per Hour
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Level 1
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1
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29.55
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30.58
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Level 2
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1
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30.73
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31.81
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2
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31.13
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32.22
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3
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32.29
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33.42
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Level 3
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1
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33.07
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34.23
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2
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33.94
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35.13
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3
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35.51
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36.75
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Level 4
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1
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36.10
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37.36
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2
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37.43
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38.74
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3
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38.96
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40.32
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Casual employees will be paid the hourly rate at the Steps
in each Level upon the accumulation of ordinary hours worked overtime at the
site. The maximum period of employment at Level 1 will be 380 hours. In the
succeeding Levels 2 through 3; progression to each Step will occur at the
accumulation of 800 hours per Step for all employees, except ushers. Ushers
will progress to each Step after working 380 hours per Step.
Employees engaged under Table 2, above will be paid 1.125
times the appropriate ordinary hourly rate for each hour, or part thereof,
worked between the hours of midnight and 6am on all days, excepting Public
Holidays as described in clause 8 of Part B herein.
JUNIOR RATES
Employees engaged as non-annualised employees or as casuals
under the provisions of Table 1 or Table 2, above, who are less than 18 years
of age will be paid according to the following scale:
Under 17 years of age - 80% of the
appropriate rate.
Under 18 years but more than 17
years - 90% in the appropriate rate.
18 years and older - 100% of the
appropriate rate.
Provided that the scale contained above relates to employees
engaged at Levels 1 and 2, performing functions other than cleaning and
labouring as defined in clause 2 of Part B.
Table 3 -
Annualised Salary Employees Rates of Pay
Employees engaged under annualised salary packages for all
incidents or work under this award.
Increases are effective from the beginning of the first pay
period to commence on or after the dates in the column headings
Classification
|
Step
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Salary per Annum
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Salary per Annum
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|
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4 July 2023
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FFPP on or after 4 July 2024
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$
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+3.5% $
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Level 1
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N/A
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N/A
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Level 2
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1
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61,348
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63,495
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2
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62,100
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64,274
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3
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64,486
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66,743
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Level 3
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1
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65,990
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68,300
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2
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67,748
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70,119
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3
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70,884
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73,365
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Level 4
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1
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72,013
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74,533
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2
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74,647
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77,260
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3
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77,784
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80,506
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4
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86,280
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89,300
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5
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94,777
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98,094
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Level 5
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1
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102,876
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106,477
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2
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112,912
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116,864
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3
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121,694
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125,953
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Table 4 - Management Employees Rates of Pay
Increases are effective from the beginning of the first pay
period to commence on or after the dates in the column headings.
Level
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Pay Point
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Salary per Annum
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Salary per Annum
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|
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4 July 2023
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FFPP on or after 4 July 2024
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|
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$
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+3.5% $
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2
|
Maximum
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159,941
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165,539
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Minimum
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140,915
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145,847
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1
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Maximum
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136,127
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140,891
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Minimum
|
126,825
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131,264
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Table 5 - Other Rates and Allowances
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FFPP on or after 4 July 2024
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+3.5%
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Allowance
|
Ongoing/temporary employee
$
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Casual employee
$
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1
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Laundry Allowance
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19.50 Per week
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1.80 Per shift
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2
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Meal Allowance
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14.19
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14.19
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3
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First Aid Allowance
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3.66 Per shift
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3.66 Per shift
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4
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Offensive Matter
Cleaning Allowance
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4.55 Per day
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4.55 Per shift
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5
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Leading Hand Allowance
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3 to 10 employees
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48.55 Per week
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1.53 Per hour
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11 to 20 employees
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57.65 Per week
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1.89 Per hour
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More than 20 employees
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69.15 Per week
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2.27 Per hour
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3. This variation
shall take effect from the first full pay period commencing on or after 1 July
2024.
I. TAYLOR J, President
D. CHIN J, Vice President
J. PAINGAKULAM J, Deputy President
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Printed by
the authority of the Industrial Registrar.