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Enterprise Agreement · caen061280266

Journalists (Australian Associated Press) MEAA Enterprise Agreement 2024

Employer: Australian Associated Press Ltd. · ABN 94641582121

Agreement facts

Status
Past nominal expiry
Approval date
2 Apr 2025
Nominal expiry date
30 June 2026
FWC agreement ID
caen061280266
FWC matter
AG2025/791
Employer
Australian Associated Press Ltd.ABN 94641582121

Past its nominal expiry date — an agreement continues to apply until it is replaced or terminated.

Source: Fair Work Commission agreements register. View the agreement on fwc.gov.au → · Download PDF

Clauses in this agreement

Clause headings as listed in the agreement's own table of contents.

  1. 2. Title
  2. 3. Objectives
  3. 4. Administration
  4. 5. Contract of Employment
  5. 6. Annual Leave
  6. 7. Personal Leave
  7. 8. Compassionate Leave
  8. 9. Standard Hours
  9. 10. Shift Work
  10. 11. Saturday Work
  11. 12. Sunday Work
  12. 13. Overtime
  13. 14. Rest Period Before or After Overtime and Shift Work
  14. 15. Public Holidays
  15. 16. Redundancy Trust Contributions
  16. 17. Occupational Superannuation
  17. 18. Rates of Pay
  18. 19. Fares and Travel
  19. 20. Inclement Weather on Site
  20. 21. Protective Clothing
  21. 22. Occupational Health and Safety
  22. 23. Dispute Settlement Procedures
  23. 24. Endorsement of Agreement

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Agreement history — Australian Associated Press Ltd.

2 agreements for this employer are on the Fair Work Commission register. An enterprise agreement keeps operating until it is replaced or terminated, so the most recently approved one below is the one to check your pay against.

A newer agreement has been approved for this employer.

The agreement on this page was approved 2 Apr 2025. Journalists (Australian Associated Press) MEAA Enterprise Agreement 2024 was approved 2 Apr 2025 and is the later document. Check which one your employer applies to you before relying on the rates here.

AgreementApprovedNominal expiryStatus
Journalists (Australian Associated Press) MEAA Enterprise Agreement 2024AE528537Most recent2 Apr 202530 June 2026passed — still operatesApproved
Journalists (Australian Associated Press) MEAA Enterprise Agreement 2024caen061280266You are here2 Apr 202530 June 2026passed — still operatesApproved

Passing its nominal expiry date does not end an agreement. It continues to apply until the Commission approves a replacement or terminates it, so an agreement years past its nominal expiry can still be the one that sets your pay. Source: Fair Work Commission document register.

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Source. Agreement details on this page are taken from the FWC's public agreements register. Read the full agreement at the FWC: View on fwc.gov.au → · Download PDF

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