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NBN ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2022-2025

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SCHEDULE A- TECHNICAL EMPLOYEES BASE RATES OF PAY AND CLASSIFICATION BANDS

(a) Employees will be appointed in writing by nbn to a classification band.

(b) Base rates of pay and classification bands are as shown in the table below:

BAND 				4
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$96,696.83 - $116,018.10
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Telecommunications Associate
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Major Incident Manager
				Network Operations Team Leader
				Business Assurance Team Leader
				Operations Lead - Service Assurance
				Senior Network Engineer (non field operations)
				Advanced Service Assurance Engineer
				Senior Network Assurance Analyst
				Communications Specialist
				Service Assurance Specialist
				Senior Location Analyst
				Senior Technical Analyst
				Technical Customer Team Leader
				Senior Order Management Specialist

BAND 				3
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$82,524.89 - $92,832.58
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Principle Telecommunications 
				Technician Advanced
				Telecommunication Technician
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Network Engineer (non field operations)
				Service Assurance Engineer
				Senior Network Analyst
				Location Analyst
				Customer Case Manager
				Order Management Specialist
				Customer Priority Care Specialist

BAND 				2
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$64,470.59 - $77,366.52
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Customer Field Technician
				Senior Network Operator
				Senior Service Assurance Operator
				Business Assurance Operator
				Network Analyst
				Network Operator
				Service Assurance Operator
				Customer Support Operator
				Technical Customer Support
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Telecommunications Technician

BAND 				1
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$54,162.90-$60,606.33
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Trainee Network Operator
				Trainee Customer Support Operator
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Telecommunications Trainee
				Telecommunications Technical Employee
(c) An Employee will be paid no less than the minimum base rate of pay as set out in the range for the band in which the Employee is appointed. Where a job role has the same skills, responsibility and knowledge as the indicative roles in band 1, 2, 3, 4 then that particular job will be classified in the relevant band and will be covered by scope of this Agreement.

(d) For the avoidance of doubt the classification bands listed in the table in (b) above incorporate all the technical classifications as set out in the Telecommunications Services Award 2020 (as at the commencement date of the operation of this Agreement).

(e) Unless specified otherwise in this Agreement, nbn will increase each Employee's rate ofpay and the pay ranges set out in the table in (b) above by:
(i) 3% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay period commencing on or after 1 July 2022; and
(ii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay period commencing on or after 1 July 2023; and
(iii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay periodcommencing on and after 1 July 2024.

(f) For the avoidance of doubt, the pay ranges specified in the table in (b) above exclude the 3% increase set out at (e)(i) above.

(g) The wage increases provided for in this Agreement will apply to all Employees covered by this Agreement even if an Employee is being paid between the minimum and the maximum base pay rate for the band in which the Employee's job is classified. Such wage increases also apply to the minimum and maximum band rates.

(h) In accordance with clause 20.2 the base rates of pay in the bands in the table in (b) above include annual leave loading unless otherwise specified in writing by nbn.

(i) Band 1 is an entry level band that enables Employees to acquire skill sets necessary to move to positions in higher bands. However, band 1 is not an exclusive entry point into this classification structure.

(j) Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement an Employees base weekly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees base salary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52. An Employees base hourly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees base salary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52 and then by 38.

Higher Duties Allowance

Temporarily working in a higher band for a period of less than one day will not entitle Employees to any additional payments. If the period is for more than one continuous day of work in the higher band an allowance will be paid. The allowance will be the difference between the Employee's currentbase rate of pay and the minimum base rate of pay for the band in which the higher job is allocated. The allowance will apply to any periods of paid leave during the period an employee works in the higher band.

SCHEDULE B - CONTACT CENTRE BASE RATES OF PAY AND CLASSIFICATION BANDS

(a) Employees will be appointed in writing by nbn to a classification band.

(b) Base rates of pay and classification bands are as shown in the table below:

BAND 				5
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$91,538.17 -$100,562.15
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Subject Matter Expert
				Principal Leader
AWARD ALIGNMENT 		Principal Customer Contact Leader

BAND 				4
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$69,641.20 - $86,381.61
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Customer Contact Officer Specialist
				Team Leader
				Customer Resolution Agent
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Principal Customer Contact
				SpecialistCustomer Contact Team Leader

BAND 				3
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$63,186.29 - $68,342.85
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Senior Customer Contact Officer 
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Customer Contact Officer Level 2

BAND 				2
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$54,162.31 - $60,608.01
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Customer Contact Officer 
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Customer Contact Officer Level 1

BAND 				1
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		1 $51,584.03 
AWARD ALIGNMENT			 Customer Contact Trainee
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Customer Contact Trainee 
				(First 3 months of employment)

(c) An Employee will be paid no less than the minimum base rate of pay as set out in the range for the band in which the Employee is appointed. Where a job role has the same skills, responsibility and knowledge as the indicative roles in band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 then thatparticular job will be classified in the relevant band and will be covered by scope of this Agreement.

(d) For the avoidance of doubt the classification bands listed in the table in (b) above incorporate all the contact centre classifications as set out in the Telecommunications Services Award 2020 (as at the commencement date of the operation of this Agreement).

(e) Unless specified otherwise in this Agreement, nbn will increase each Employee's base rate of pay and the pay ranges set out in the table in (b) above by: (i) 3% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay periodcommencing on or after 1 July 2022; and
(ii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay period commencing on or after 1 July 2023; and
(iii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay period commencing on and after 1 July 2024.

(f) For the avoidance of doubt, the pay ranges specified in the table in (b) above exclude the 3% increase set out at (e)(i) above.

(g) The wage increases provided for in this Agreement will apply to all Employees coveredby this Agreement even if an Employee is being paid between the minimum and the maximum base pay rate for the band in which the Employee's job is classified. Such wage increases also apply to the minimum and maximum band rates.

(h) In accordance with clause 20.2 the base rates of pay in the bands in the table in (b)above include annual leave loading unless otherwise specified in writing by nbn.
Band 1 is an entry level band that enables Employees to acquire skill sets necessary to move to positions in higher bands. However, band 1 is not an exclusive entry point into this classification structure.

(i) Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, an Employees base weekly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees base salary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52. An Employees base hourly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees basesalary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52 and then by 38.

Higher Duties Allowance

Temporarily working in a higher band for a period of less than one day will not entitle Employees to any additional payments. If the period is for more than one continuous day of work in the higher band an allowance will be paid. The allowance will be the difference between the Employee's current base rate of pay and the minimum base rate of pay for the band in which the higher job is allocated. The allowance will apply to any periods of paid leave during the period an employee works in the higher band.

SCHEDULE C- CLERCIAL EMPLOYEES RATES OF PAY AND CLASSIFICATION BANDS

(a) Employees will be appointed in writing by nbn to a classification Band.

(b) Base rates of pay and classification bands are as shown in the table below:

BAND 				4
RANGE $ PER ANNUM		$77,366.52 - $96,696.83
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE	Senior Accounts 
				Payable Senior 
				Accounts Receivable
				Senior Procurement
				OfficerSenior
				Contract Officer
				Senior Administrative
				SupportFront Office 
				Supervisor Analyst -
				Workforce Planning
				Personal Assistant
AWARD ALIGNMENT			N/A

BAND 				3
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$63,185.52 - $74,135.75
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Accounts Payable 
				Officer Accounts
				Receivable Officer
				Procurement Officer
				Payroll Officer
				Contract Officer
				Administrative 
				Support Front
				Office Coordinator
				Team Assistant
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Clerk Level 4 and Level 5

BAND 				1
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$55,457.01 - $60,606.33 
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Receptionist
				Administrative Assistant 
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Clerk Level 3

BAND 				1
RANGE $ PER ANNUM 		$52,886.88 
INDICATIVE ROLES INCLUDE 	Entry Level Role 
				- first 6 to 12 months employment
AWARD ALIGNMENT			Clerk Level 1 and Level 2

(c) An Employee will be paid no less than the minimum base rate of pay as set out in the range for the band in which the Employee is appointed. Where a job role has the same skills, responsibility and knowledge as the indicative roles in band 1, 2, 3 or 4 then that particular job will be classified in the relevant band and will be covered by scope of thisAgreement.

(d) For the avoidance of doubt the classification bands listed in the table in (b) above incorporate all the Clerical and Administrative classifications and descriptors as set outin the Telecommunications Services Award 2010 (as at the commencement date of theoperation of this Agreement). Executive Assistants to the Chief Executive Officer and heads of departments are specifically excluded from the scope of this Agreement.

(e) Unless specified otherwise in this Agreement, nbn will increase Employees base rate ofpay and the pay ranges set out in the table in (b) above by:
(i) 3% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay period commencing on or after 1 July 2022; and
(ii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay periodcommencing on or after 1 July 2023; and
(iii) 3.25% (rounded to two decimal places) on and from the first full pay periodcommencing on and after 1 July 2024.

(f) For the avoidance of doubt, the pay ranges specified in the table in (b) above excludes the 3% increase set out at (e)(i) above.

(g) The wage increases provided for in this Agreement will apply to all Employees coveredby this Agreement even if an Employee is being paid between the minimum and the maximum base pay rate for the band in which the Employee's job is classified. Such wage increases also apply to the minimum and maximum band rates.

(h) In accordance with clause 20.2 the base rates of pay in the bands in the table in (b)above include annual leave loading unless otherwise specified in writing by nbn.

(i) Band 1 is an entry level band that enables Employees to acquire skill sets necessary to move to positions in higher Bands. However, Band 1 is not an exclusive entry point intothis classification structure.

(j) Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, an Employees base weekly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees base salary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52. An Employees base hourly rate of pay is calculated by dividing the Employees basesalary per annum in the table in (b) above by 52 and then by 38.

Higher Duties Allowance

Temporarily working in a higher band for a period of less than one day will not entitle Employees to any additional payments. If the period is for more than one continuous day of work in the higher band an allowance will be paid. The allowance will be the difference between the Employee's currentbase rate of pay and the minimum base rate of pay for the band in which the higher job is allocated. The allowance will apply to any periods of paid leave during the period an employee works in the higher band.



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