Level 5 — Clerical supervisor and 5 other roles pay rate 2026

$31.30 /hour

Minimum rate for Level 5 — Clerical supervisor and 5 other roles under the Hospitality Industry (General) Award (MA000009) from 1 July 2026: $1,189.40 a week full-time, $62,015 a year (weekly × 52.14). Casual: $39.13 an hour, loading included.

Rate table in the pay database: Hospitality Employees.

Minimum pay rates

Level 5 — Clerical supervisor and 5 other roles, Hospitality Industry (General) Award, from 1 July 2026
Employment typeHourlyWeeklyAnnual (× 52.14)
Full-time / part-time$31.30$1,189.40$62,015
Casual (loading included)$39.13——

This classification covers

The award groups these roles at the same level and rate:

How this rate compares

It ranks 3rd of 8 distinct adult hourly rates in the Hospitality Industry (General) Award.

The next rate up is Level 6 — Cook (tradesperson) grade 5 at $32.13 an hour, $0.83 (2.7%) higher than this classification.

The next rate down is Level 4 — Clerical grade 3 and 7 other roles at $29.45 an hour, $1.85 (5.9%) lower.

It is $4.86 an hour (18.4%) above the national minimum wage of $26.44.

What changed on 1 July 2026

The hourly rate rose $1.42 (4.8%) from $29.88 on 30 June 2026 to $31.30, and the full-time weekly rate rose $53.90.

Penalty rates

Hourly rate by day, Level 5 — Clerical supervisor and 5 other roles
WhenFull-time / part-timeCasual
Ordinary hours$31.30100%$39.13125%
Saturday$39.13125%$46.95150%
Sunday$46.95150%$54.78175%
Public holiday$70.43225%$78.25250%

Resulting hourly rates as published in the Fair Work Commission’s Modern Awards Pay Database. Casual figures include the casual loading. Percentages are of the minimum hourly rate.

A week with weekend shifts

A casual week of 20 hours with one 8-hour Saturday and one 8-hour Sunday shift
HoursRatePay
4 weekday hours$39.13$156.52
8 Saturday hours$46.95$375.60
8 Sunday hours$54.78$438.24
Total$970.36

That week pays $970.36, which is $187.76 (24%) more than the same 20 hours worked on weekdays at the casual rate ($782.60). A full-time week of 38 ordinary hours pays $1,189.40.

Overtime rates

OvertimeFull-time / part-timeRate
Monday to Friday - First 2 hours$46.95150%
Monday to Friday - After 2 hours$62.60200%
Weekends and rostered days off$62.60200%
Public holiday$70.43225%

All-purpose allowances

The Hospitality Industry (General) Award sets 7 all-purpose allowances, paid on top of the minimum where they apply to the job and counted in penalty rates, overtime and leave: see the allowance table.

Junior rates

Employees under 21 in this classification are paid a percentage of the adult rate, from $14.09 an hour (45% of the adult rate) for under 16 years of age. How junior rates work.

Junior employees (other than office juniors)
AgeHourlyWeekly% of adult
Under 17 years of age$15.65$594.7050%
17 years of age$18.78$713.6460%
18 years of age$21.91$832.5870%
19 years of age$26.61$1,011.1885%
20 years of age$31.30$1,189.40100%
Junior office employees
AgeHourlyWeekly% of adult
Under 16 years of age$14.09$535.4245%
16 years of age$17.22$654.3655%
17 years of age$20.35$773.3065%
18 years of age$23.48$892.2475%
19 years of age$28.17$1,070.4690%
20 years of age$31.30$1,189.40100%

Hourly junior rates are published; weekly is hourly × 38.

Rates current as of 1 July 2026. FWC pay database, MA000009, checked (how). General information only: your award or enterprise agreement prevails if it differs.

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