Enterprise Agreement · AE529342

DYNO NOBEL CENTRAL & SOUTH QUEENSLAND OPERATIONS ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2025

Employer: DYNO NOBEL CENTRAL & SOUTH QUEENSLAND OPERATIONS · ABN 92860257789

Status

Approved

12 June 2025

Nominal expiry

12 June 2028

Industry

mining

Summary

This is the DYNO NOBEL CENTRAL & SOUTH QUEENSLAND OPERATIONS ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2025. It covers employees at DYNO NOBEL's Queensland operations. The agreement is approved and expires on 12 June 2028.

Key terms

This agreement likely covers wages, allowances, overtime, and safety provisions common in the mining industry. It may also address shift work, training, and dispute resolution processes.

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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