Gardening And Landscaping Services Award [MA000101]
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Pay Guide - Gardening and Landscaping Services Award[MA000101]Published 01 November 2020Pay rates change from 1 July each year, the rates in this guide apply from 01 November 2020.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 on our website. Once you have registered you can ask questionsand save replies, view tailored information relevant to you and save pages, pay rates and awards.1Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
Rates of payIf the tool or leading hand allowances apply the rates below should not be used, and should be calculated using PACT.Note: Trade qualified juniors must be paid the appropriate adult rate.AdultFull-time & part-timeClassificationWeekly payrateHourly payrateOvertime first 2 hoursOvertime after 2 hoursLess than10 hourbreakbetweenshiftsPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 753.80 775.40 805.10 842.40 877.60 905.10 19.84 20.41 21.19 22.17 23.09 23.82 29.76 30.62 31.79 33.26 34.64 35.73 39.68 40.82 42.38 44.34 46.18 47.64 39.68 40.82 42.38 44.34 46.18 47.64 49.60 51.03 52.98 55.43 57.73 59.55Working outsideordinary hoursdue to waterrestrictions –Monday to 6amSaturday 29.76 30.62 31.79 33.26 34.64 35.73Workingthrough ameal break 29.76 30.62 31.79 33.26 34.64 35.73CasualClassificationHourly pay rateOvertime - first 2hoursOvertime - after 2hoursPublic holidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 24.80 25.51 26.49 27.71 28.86 29.78 34.72 35.72 37.08 38.80 40.41 41.69 44.64 45.92 47.68 49.88 51.95 53.60 54.56 56.13 58.27 60.97 63.50 65.51Working outsideordinary hours dueto water restrictions– Monday to 6amSaturday 34.72 35.72 37.08 38.80 40.41 41.69Working througha meal break 34.72 35.72 37.08 38.80 40.41 41.692Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
Junior - Full-time & part-time - 17 years and underClassificationWeeklypay rateHourlypay rateOvertime first 2 hoursOvertime after 2 hoursLess than 10hour breakbetween shiftsPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 527.70 542.80 563.60 589.70 614.30 633.60 13.89 14.28 14.83 15.52 16.17 16.67 20.84 21.42 22.25 23.28 24.26 25.01 27.78 28.56 29.66 31.04 32.34 33.34 27.78 28.56 29.66 31.04 32.34 33.34 34.73 35.70 37.08 38.80 40.43 41.68Working outsideordinary hours due towater restrictions –Monday to 6am Saturday 20.84 21.42 22.25 23.28 24.26 25.01Workingthrough ameal breakWorking outside ordinaryhours due to waterrestrictions – Monday to6am Saturday 23.81 24.48 25.43 26.60 27.72 28.59Workingthrough ameal breakWorking outside ordinaryhours due to waterrestrictions – Monday to6am Saturday 26.78 27.56 28.61 29.93 31.17 32.16Workingthrough ameal break 20.84 21.42 22.25 23.28 24.26 25.01Junior - Full-time & part-time - 18 yearsClassificationWeeklypay rateHourlypay rateOvertime first 2 hoursOvertime after 2 hoursLess than 10hour breakbetween shiftsPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 603.00 620.30 644.10 673.90 702.10 724.10 15.87 16.32 16.95 17.73 18.48 19.06 23.81 24.48 25.43 26.60 27.72 28.59 31.74 32.64 33.90 35.46 36.96 38.12 31.74 32.64 33.90 35.46 36.96 38.12 39.68 40.80 42.38 44.33 46.20 47.65 23.81 24.48 25.43 26.60 27.72 28.59Junior - Full-time & part-time - 19 yearsClassificationWeeklypay rateHourlypay rateOvertime first 2 hoursOvertime after 2 hoursLess than 10hour breakbetween shiftsPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 678.40 697.90 724.60 758.20 789.80 814.60 17.85 18.37 19.07 19.95 20.78 21.44 26.78 27.56 28.61 29.93 31.17 32.16 35.70 36.74 38.14 39.90 41.56 42.88 35.70 36.74 38.14 39.90 41.56 42.88 44.63 45.93 47.68 49.88 51.95 53.60 26.78 27.56 28.61 29.93 31.17 32.163Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
Junior - Casual - 17 years and underClassificationHourly pay rateOvertime - first 2hoursOvertime - after 2hoursPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 17.36 17.85 18.54 19.40 20.21 20.84 24.31 24.99 25.95 27.16 28.30 29.17 31.25 32.13 33.37 34.92 36.38 37.51 38.20 39.27 40.78 42.68 44.47 45.84Working outsideordinary hours due towater restrictions –Monday to 6am Saturday 24.31 24.99 25.95 27.16 28.30 29.17Working througha meal breakWorking outsideordinary hours due towater restrictions –Monday to 6am Saturday 27.77 28.56 29.66 31.03 32.34 33.36Working througha meal breakWorking outsideordinary hours due towater restrictions –Monday to 6am Saturday 31.24 32.15 33.37 34.91 36.37 37.52Working througha meal break 24.31 24.99 25.95 27.16 28.30 29.17Junior - Casual - 18 yearsClassificationHourly pay rateOvertime - first 2hoursOvertime - after 2hoursPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 19.84 20.40 21.19 22.16 23.10 23.83 27.77 28.56 29.66 31.03 32.34 33.36 35.71 36.72 38.14 39.89 41.58 42.89 43.64 44.88 46.61 48.76 50.82 52.42 27.77 28.56 29.66 31.03 32.34 33.36Junior - Casual - 19 yearsClassificationHourly pay rateOvertime - first 2hoursOvertime - after 2hoursPublicholidayIntroductory levelLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 22.31 22.96 23.84 24.94 25.98 26.80 31.24 32.15 33.37 34.91 36.37 37.52 40.16 41.33 42.91 44.89 46.76 48.24 49.09 50.52 52.44 54.86 57.15 58.96 31.24 32.15 33.37 34.91 36.37 37.524Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
Apprentice - Started before 1 Jan 2014ClassificationHourly payrateOvertime first 2 hoursApprentice - 1st yearApprentice - 2nd yearApprentice - 3rd yearApprentice - 4th year 10.97 13.85 17.32 21.94 16.46 20.78 25.98 32.91Overtime after 2hours 21.94 27.70 34.64 43.88Less than 10hour breakbetween shifts 21.94 27.70 34.64 43.88PublicholidayWorking outside ordinaryhours due to water restrictions– Monday to 6am Saturday 16.46 20.78 25.98 32.91Workingthrough ameal break 16.46 20.78 25.98 32.91Working outside ordinaryhours due to water restrictions– Monday to 6am Saturday 17.33 20.78 25.98 32.91Workingthrough ameal break 17.33 20.78 25.98 32.91Working outside ordinaryhours due to water restrictions– Monday to 6am Saturday 19.05 22.52 25.98 32.91Workingthrough ameal break 19.05 22.52 25.98 32.91PublicholidayWorking outside ordinaryhours due to water restrictions– Monday to 6am SaturdayWorkingthrough ameal break 46.18 49.60 49.60 54.85 27.71 29.76 29.76 32.91 27.71 29.76 29.76 32.91 27.43 34.63 43.30 54.85Apprentice - Started after 1 Jan 2014 - Did not complete year 12ClassificationHourly payrateOvertime first 2 hoursApprentice - 1st yearApprentice - 2nd yearApprentice - 3rd yearApprentice - 4th year 11.55 13.85 17.32 21.94 17.33 20.78 25.98 32.91Overtime after 2hours 23.10 27.70 34.64 43.88Less than 10hour breakbetween shifts 23.10 27.70 34.64 43.88Publicholiday 28.88 34.63 43.30 54.85Apprentice - Started after 1 Jan 2014 - Completed year 12ClassificationHourly payrateOvertime first 2 hoursApprentice - 1st yearApprentice - 2nd yearApprentice - 3rd yearApprentice - 4th year 12.70 15.01 17.32 21.94 19.05 22.52 25.98 32.91Overtime after 2hours 25.40 30.02 34.64 43.88Less than 10hour breakbetween shifts 25.40 30.02 34.64 43.88Publicholiday 31.75 37.53 43.30 54.85Adult Apprentice - Started after 1 Jan 2014ClassificationHourly payrateOvertime first 2 hoursOvertime after 2 hoursApprentice - 1st yearApprentice - 2nd yearApprentice - 3rd yearApprentice - 4th year 18.47 19.84 19.84 21.94 27.71 29.76 29.76 32.91 36.94 39.68 39.68 43.88Less than10 hourbreakbetweenshifts 36.94 39.68 39.68 43.885Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
AllowancesIf any all purpose allowances apply (marked *), they should be added to the minimum rate before casual loading, penalties and overtime arecalculated.AllowancesRateApprentice training fees and textbook costs reimbursementreimbursement of training fees for prescribed courses and the costs of prescribedtextbooksreimbursement for the excess reasonable travel costs incurred in the course oftravelling to and from the trainingreimbursement for the cost of the special clothing and equipment 0.46 per hour up to a maximum of 17.55 per week 0.46 per hour 0.92 per hour 1.15 per hour 1.62 per hour 15.39 for a meal 5.27 per day 0.37 per hourpayment at the minimum hourly rate for all time spent travelling, up to a maximum of8 hours in any 24 hour period 0.78 per kmpayment for the demonstrable cost of the lodgingfares reasonably incurred in excess of those normally incurred travelling betweenhome and workpayment at the minimum hourly rate for all time reasonably spent getting to and fromthe job in excess of the time normally spent travelling between home and workApprentice block release training reimbursementClothing and equipment reimbursementFirst aid allowance* Leading hand - in charge of 1-2 employees* Leading hand allowance - in charge of 3-6 employees* Leading hand allowance - in charge of 7-9 employees* Leading hand allowance - in charge of 10 or more employeesMeal allowanceOperating a vehicle and/or plant allowance* Tool allowance - Level 4 & 5 tradespersons onlyUsing own vehicle - travelling time allowanceVehicle allowanceWorking away from home - board and lodging reimbursementWorking away from usual workplace - excess travel costsallowanceWorking away from usual workplace - excess travel timeallowanceDisclaimerThe Fair Work Ombudsman is committed to providing advice that you can rely on.The information contained in this guide is general in nature. If you are unsure about how it applies to your situation you can call us on13 13 94 or speak with a union, industry association or workplace relations professional.6Effective: 01/11/2020 Published: 01/11/2020
Apprentice - 2nd year 13.85 20.78 27.70 27.70 34.63 20.78 20.78 Apprentice - 3rd year 17.32 25.98 34.64 34.64 43.30 25.98 25.98 Apprentice - 4th year 21.94 32.91 43.88 43.88 54.85 32.91 32.91 Apprentice - Started after
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