e-PayDay Go® Single Touch Payroll software includes the Aged Care Award [MA000018], which covers employers in the aged care industry and their employees who fit within the classifications of the award.
The aged care industry means providing accommodation and care services for aged persons in:
hostels
nursing homes
aged care independent living units
aged care services apartments
garden settlements
retirement villages
any other residential accommodation facility.
Examples of employees covered by the Aged Care Award include:
personal care workers
nursing assistants
cleaners
laundry hands
drivers
food services employees including cooks
receptionists and administrative staff
grounds maintenance employees including gardeners and handymen
activity coordinators (unqualified)
interpreters.
The Aged Care Award also covers labour hire businesses and their employees who are placed with an organisation in the aged care industry.
Check the award for full information on who is covered and the classification descriptions.
The following are examples of employers and employees that are not covered by the Aged Care Award:
Any health professionals such as:
nurses
physiotherapists
occupational therapists
rehabilitation centres not specifically dealing with aged persons
home care services provided to aged persons.
Check the award for full information on coverage and classifications.
e-PayDay Go® delivers instant access to an extensive library of all 122 Fair Work Commission Awards and their respective classifications, empowering users with the knowledge they need to navigate complex employment conditions efficiently.
A. Select the down arrow to choose the required Fair Work Award.
B. Select the icon to access the Award information.
C. You also have direct access to the Fair Work PAY AND CONDITIONS TOOL (P.A.C.T.).
The e-PayDay Go® Update Awards tool enables you to process the Fair Work Commission National Minimum Award Rate increases. With this simple but powerful tool, you can choose whether to adjust the above-award rate in accordance with the rise or absorb the change. This functionality streamlines the important task of changing the hourly rate to align with revisions established by the FWC.
Fair Work and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) offer a wealth of valuable guidance that is essential for comprehending your responsibilities as an employer. Understanding this information is crucial to ensure compliance with your legal obligations. To assist you in navigating these resources more effectively, we have compiled a comprehensive page featuring a curated list of important links. These links direct you to essential information provided by the regulators, helping you stay informed and compliant.