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AN150130 – Retail Industry (South Australia) Award

SCHEDULE 2 - WAGES FOR EMPLOYEES WORKING IN ESTABLISHMENTS WHICH TRADE AFTER 12.30PM ON SATURDAY OR ARE NOT COVERED BY SCHEDULES 1, 3 OR 4
OPDATE 15:03:2006 1st pp on or after

Note:- The wages in this Schedule operated from the first pay period to commence on or after 10 July 2005.

CLAUSE S2.1 APPLICATION OF SCHEDULE

The wages set out in this Schedule apply only to employees working in establishments which trade after 12.30pm on Saturday in any given week. If the establishment in any given week does not trade after 12.30pm on Saturday, the wages set out in this Schedule must not be used. Where an establishment does not trade after 12.30pm on Saturday in any given week, the wages set out in Schedule 1 must be used for that week.

The wages set out in this Schedule apply to all employees covered by this Award except for employees employed:

(a) in or about a canteen, cafe, restaurant, tea room, takeaway chicken shop or fish shop which is located in or about a shop operated by an employer otherwise bound by this Award;

(b) employees engaged in the sale of goods by retail predominantly away from the employer's premises.

Employees covered by (a) above must be paid pursuant to Schedule 3. Employees covered by (b) above must be paid pursuant to Schedule 4.

CLAUSE S2.2 WAGE RELATIVITIES

The wage relativities in this award have been established via the structural efficiency and minimum rates adjustment processes in accordance with the September 1989 State Wage Case decision (Print I.69/1989).

CLAUSE S2.3 EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN DISPLAY EMPLOYEES

 

Total weekly wage

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for full-time and part-time employees

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for casual employees

 

$

$

$

Adult Employees

     

Shop Assistant 569.00 14.97 17.97

     

Shop Assistant selling ladies fashions

573.20

15.08

18.10

Experienced Cosmetician

571.80

15.05

18.06

Experienced Corsetiere

571.80

15.05

18.06

Experienced Furniture and/or Floor Coverings Sales Assistant

581.40

15.30

18.36

Experienced Builders Hardware Sales Assistant

581.40

15.30

18.36

Experienced Camera Sales Assistant

579.20

15.24

18.29

Experienced Sportsgoods Sales Assistant

576.30

15.17

18.20

Supermarket Assistant

565.10

14.87

17.85

Supermarket Check-out Operator

569.00

14.97

17.97

Supermarket Check-out Operator(duties combined with other functions)

567.10

14.92

17.91

Warehouse Employees

568.90

14.97

17.97

Storeperson/Packer

568.90

14.97

17.97

Motor or Agriculture Vehicle Sales Personnel

589.90

15.52

18.63

Automotive Spare Parts and/or Accessories Sales Personnel

569.00

14.97

17.97

Automotive Spare Parts and/or Accessories Sales Personnel (Qualified)

580.30

15.27

18.33

Demonstrator

569.00

14.97

17.97

Clothing Hire Assistant

569.00

14.97

17.97

Video Hire Assistant

569.00

14.97

17.97

       

Junior Employees

     

Under 17 years (50%)

284.50

7.49

8.98

17 years (60%)

341.40

8.98

10.78

18 years (70%)

398.30

10.48

12.58

19 years (80%)

455.20

11.98

14.37

20 years (90%)

512.10

13.48

16.17

(These rates are based on a percentage of the total weekly wage for an adult shop assistant.)

CLAUSE S2.4 DISPLAY EMPLOYEES

S2.4.1 Display Artists and Creative Window Dressers

 

Total weekly wage

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for full-time and part-time employees

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for casual employees

 

$

$

$

Adult Employees

     

1st year of service

585.10

15.40

18.48

2nd year of service

593.40

15.62

18.74

3rd year of service

601.90

15.84

19.01

       

Junior Employees

292.60

7.70

9.24

Under 17 years (50%)

351.10

9.24

11.09

17 years (60%)

409.60

10.78

12.93

18 years (70%)

468.10

12.32

14.78

19 years (80%)

526.60

13.86

16.63

20 years (90%)

     

These rates are based on a percentage of the total weekly wage for an adult employee in the first year of service.)

S2.4.2 Showcard Artists and Silk Screen Artists

 

Total weekly wage

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for full-time and part-time employees

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for casual employees

 

$

$

$

Adult Employees

     

1st year of service

578.20

15.22

18.26

2nd year of service

586.30

15.43

18.51

3rd year of service

594.70

15.65

18.78

       

Junior Employees

     

Under 17 years (50%)

289.10

7.61

9.13

17 years (60%)

346.90

9.13

10.95

18 years (70%)

404.70

10.65

12.78

19 years (80%)

462.60

12.17

14.61

20 years (90%)

520.40

13.69

16.43

(These rates are based on a percentage of the total weekly wage for an adult employee in the 1st year of service.)

S2.4.3 Silk Screen Printers, Ticket Writers and Window Dressers

 

Total weekly wage

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for full-time and part-time employees

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for casual employees

 

$

$

$

       

Adult Employees

564.70

14.86

17.83

       

Junior Employees

     

Under 17 years (50%)

282.40

7.43

8.92

17 years (60%)

338.80

8.92

10.70

18 years (70%)

395.30

10.40

12.48

19 years (80%)

451.80

11.89

14.27

20 years (90%)

508.20

13.37

16.05

(These rates are based on a percentage of the total weekly wage for an adult employee.)

S2.4.4 Silk Screen Workers, Ticket Machine Operators and Ticket Assemblers

 

Total weekly wage

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for full-time and part-time employees

Ordinary and overtime hourly rate for casual employees

 

$

$

$

Adult Employees

     

Adult employee other than ticket assembler

552.00

14.53

17.43

Ticket assembler

510.10

13.42

16.11

       

Junior Employees

     

Under 17 years (50%)

276.00

7.26

8.72

17 years (60%)

331.20

8.72

10.46

18 years (70%)

386.40

10.17

12.20

19 years (80%)

441.60

11.62

13.95

20 years (90%)

496.80

13.07

15.69

(These rates are based on a percentage of the total weekly wage for an adult employee other than a ticket assembler.)

CLAUSE S2.5 SAFETY NET ADJUSTMENTS

S2.5.1 The rates of pay in this award include the arbitrated safety net adjustment payable under the State Wage Case July 2005. This arbitrated safety net adjustment may be offset against any equivalent amount in rates of pay received by employees whose wages and conditions of employment are regulated by this award which are above the wage rates prescribed in the award. Such above award payments include wages payable pursuant to enterprise agreements, certified agreements, currently operating enterprise flexibility agreements, Australian workplace agreements, award variations to give effect to enterprise agreements and over award arrangements. Absorption which is contrary to the terms of an agreement is not required.

Increases made under previous State Wage Case principles or under the current Declaration, excepting those resulting from enterprise agreements, or award variations to give effect to enterprise agreements, are not to be used to offset arbitrated safety net adjustments.

S2.5.2 The rates of pay in this award also contain safety net wage adjustments as determined by previous State Wage Case decisions. The absorption arrangements applying in relation to those adjustments continue to apply.

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