MA000019 · Award Penalty Rates

Banking & Finance Award Penalty Rates

Saturday, Sunday, public holiday and overtime multipliers under the Banking, Finance and Insurance Award, effective from 1 July 2026.

MA000019Full-time · casualEffective 1 July 2026

Award MINIMUM rates — enterprise agreements may differ. Check your classification's exact base rate on the Fair Work pay guide.

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Banking, Finance and Insurance Award [MA000019] — rates effective 1 July 2026

Casual employees get a 25% loading, included automatically in the results below.

Your award classification's ordinary hourly rate — check the exact figure on the Fair Work pay guide for your role, then enter it here.

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Banking & Finance Award penalty rate multipliers

Multipliers apply to your OWN base hourly rate (find it on the Fair Work pay guide for your classification) — they are not full wage tables.

Rate type Full-time / part-time Casual
Early morning shift 112.5% 137.5%
Afternoon shift 120% 145%
Afternoon shift (permanent shiftwork) 125% 150%
Night shift 125% 150%
Night shift (permanent shiftwork) 130% 155%
Sunday 200% 225%
Public holiday 250% 275%
Overtime — Mon–Sat, first 3 hours 150% 175%
Overtime — Mon–Sat, after 3 hours 200% 225%
Overtime — Saturday, work in excess of weekly hours 200% 225%

This award has no ordinary-hours Saturday penalty rate — the ordinary span of hours runs Monday to Saturday, and only overtime worked in excess of weekly hours on a Saturday attracts a premium.

Casual loading stacks additively on every row in this award, including overtime — casual = full-time rate + 25 percentage points throughout.

Casual loading interaction

Casual employees under the Banking & Finance Award get a 25% casual loading on their base hourly rate, in exchange for not receiving paid annual leave, personal/carer's leave or notice of termination. That loading generally stacks additively on top of weekend and public holiday penalties — e.g. a Sunday penalty of 200% for full-time staff becomes 225% for casuals under this award.

Check the notes in the table above — some awards (Hospitality, Restaurant) pay casuals the SAME overtime rate as full-time/part-time staff, with no extra casual loading stacked on overtime specifically.

Worked dollar examples

Illustrative examples only — NOT classification minimum wages. Use your own base rate in the penalty rates calculator for an accurate figure.

$24.50/hr base rate

Ordinary (casual, incl. loading)$30.63/hr
Sunday (FT)$49.00/hr
Public holiday (casual)$67.38/hr

$28.00/hr base rate

Ordinary (casual, incl. loading)$35.00/hr
Sunday (FT)$56.00/hr
Public holiday (casual)$77.00/hr

$32.00/hr base rate

Ordinary (casual, incl. loading)$40.00/hr
Sunday (FT)$64.00/hr
Public holiday (casual)$88.00/hr

Public holidays

Public holiday penalty rates apply on the gazetted public holidays for your state or territory, which differ from the standard national list in some years. See the full, current list on Fair Work: Public holidays.

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FAQ
What are the penalty rates under the Banking, Finance and Insurance Award?
Under the Banking & Finance Award [MA000019], full-time and part-time employees are paid 200% on Sunday and 250% on public holidays, on top of their ordinary base rate. Casual employees get a further loading on top of these figures. Rates are effective from the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026.
Do casual employees get penalty rates on top of the 25% casual loading?
Yes — under the Banking & Finance Award, the 25% casual loading and the applicable penalty rate (Saturday, Sunday, public holiday, shift loading or overtime) both apply on top of the base rate.
Is this my exact pay rate?
This page applies the Banking & Finance Award's PERCENTAGE multipliers to an illustrative base rate — it does not look up your specific classification's minimum dollar rate. Confirm your classification and base rate on the Fair Work pay guide for this award, then use the penalty rates calculator to apply these multipliers to your own rate.
What if I work on a public holiday that falls on my usual day off?
Public holiday entitlements and substitution rules can be complex — check the full list of gazetted public holidays for your state and the award's specific public holiday clauses on the Fair Work public holidays page.
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