7NEWS: Millions of Aussies to get pay rise tomorrow - here’s who will receive it
“If you’re covered by an EBA, it will outline what your pay increase is for this year. EBAs vary across workplaces, so your pay increase will be unique to your workplace,” an Australian Unions spokesperson said.
“If you’re on the national minimum wage or rely on award wages, your pay rise was decided by the Fair Work Commission.”Credit:The FWC’s decision will mean an entry-level shop worker will be paid an extra $51 at the end of the week, according to the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
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