Enterprise Agreement · AE521463

ACT Public Sector Administrative and Related Classifications Enterprise Agreement 2023–2026

Employer: Australian Capital Territory

Status

Approved

13 Sept 2023

Nominal expiry

31 Mar 2026(past)

Industry

government

Summary

This is the ACT Public Sector Administrative and Related Classifications Enterprise Agreement 2023–2026. It covers employees in administrative and related classifications within the Australian Capital Territory public sector. The agreement is approved and runs until 31 March 2026.

Key terms

This EA likely covers wages, working hours, leave entitlements, and dispute resolution processes. It may also include provisions related to training, performance management, and diversity and inclusion.

Past nominal expiry — likely still in force

Under the Fair Work Act, an enterprise agreement continues to apply after its nominal expiry date until it's formally terminated or replaced by a new agreement. Workers covered by this EA should check whether a successor EA is being negotiated.

Source. This summary is generated from the FWC's public document register. Read the full agreement at the FWC: View on fwc.gov.au → · Download PDF

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