Enterprise Agreement · AE530717

CDC and TWU Regional NSW Drivers Enterprise Agreement 2025

Employer: B & E Blanch Pty Ltd · ABN 75001202455

Status

Approved

10 Oct 2025

Nominal expiry

30 June 2029

Industry

transport

Summary

This is an enterprise agreement between B & E Blanch Pty Ltd and the Transport Workers Union (TWU) covering drivers in regional New South Wales. It commenced on 10 October 2025 and expires on 30 June 2029. The agreement sets terms and conditions of employment for covered employees.

Key terms

This agreement likely covers wages, penalty rates for overtime and weekend work, allowances for fatigue and vehicle use, and potentially working conditions and dispute resolution processes. It will also likely address training and safety requirements relevant to the transport industry.

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

Recommended partners

Free tools surface the issue. Our partners help you solve it.

Authorised Employment Hero Partner

Employment Hero

Australian HR, payroll, rostering and award interpretation in one platform. Used by 300,000+ businesses. Fixes the underlying payroll/compliance issues our calculators surface.

Best for: SMEs that have outgrown spreadsheet payroll or want automated award interpretation.

See Employment Hero

HR support partner

Liquid HR

Senior, hands-on HR support for your toughest workforce challenges — performance and conduct, grievances and mediation, redundancy and change. Liquid HR picks up where the technology ends.

Best for: employers and individuals who need a human HR professional to guide a workplace situation, not just a calculator.

Talk to Liquid HR

IT, Microsoft & cyber partner

Frontrow Tech

Microsoft 365, Copilot rollouts, Essential Eight, Privacy Act 2026 and board-level cyber compliance for Australian SMBs. Where pay and HR end, your data and IT obligations begin.

Best for: SMBs running on Microsoft 365, anyone hitting cyber/privacy compliance, boards wanting an outside read on IT risk.

See Frontrow

Recommended partners — we only recommend partners we've vetted as a good fit for Australian workplaces. Some partnerships help fund the free tools on this site.