Impor­tant work­place rela­tions changes, effec­tive 1 July 2024

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Employers and employees should be aware of these changes in workplace relations.
Australia Employment and HR
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Employers and employees alike should be aware of important changes in the workplace relations arena, effective 1 July 2024. From that date:

  • the high income threshold for unfair dismissal claims will increase to $175,000 per annum (from the present $167,500 per annum) and the compensation limit will be $87,500 (equivalent to 6 months of the revised high income threshold amount) for dismissals occurring on or after 1 July 2024
  • the filing fee for unfair dismissal, general protections and bullying and sexual harassment at work applications will increase to $87.20
  • there will be a 3.75% increase to minimum award wages
  • the minimum wage will increase to $915.90 per week (or $24.10 per hour) and
  • the minimum superannuation guarantee percentage will increase to 11.5%.

Michael Byrnes, Partner
Phone: +61 2 9233 5544
Email: mjb@swaab.com.au

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