Anytime Fitness Pay Rates 2026: Instructor, Reception & Casual Pay
What Anytime Fitness workers should be paid in 2026 — the Fitness Industry Award floor by classification, casual loading, penalties, and where the Anytime Fitness enterprise agreements sit.
Senior Workplace Relations Writer · GradDip Employment Relations, Griffith University
Who covers Anytime Fitness workers — award or agreement?
Anytime Fitness is a gym franchise open around the clock, with clubs across the country each independently owned by a local franchisee. Club teams are typically small, built around a club manager, personal trainers and casual front-desk staff, since much of the gym floor operates unstaffed outside peak hours.
Anytime Fitness roles are covered by the Fitness Industry Award 2020, which sets separate rates for fitness instructors, personal trainers and support staff at each classification level. Our corpus holds no current Anytime Fitness enterprise agreement, so the award tables below are what should be on your payslip unless your contract or a newer agreement says otherwise.
The federal awards relevant to Anytime Fitness roles:
- Fitness Industry Award 2020 (MA000094)
Fitness award floor (1 July 2026)
The Fitness Industry Award 2020 (MA000094) adult minimums are:
| Classification | Permanent | Casual (incl. 25%) |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 (introductory — reception, crèche, cleaning) | $25.74/hr | $32.17/hr |
| Level 2 (customer service, gym floor supervision) | $26.44/hr | $33.05/hr |
| Level 3 (Cert III instructor, swim instructor) | $27.97/hr | $34.96/hr |
| Level 3A (Cert III/IV instructor with responsibilities) | $29.45/hr | $36.81/hr |
| Level 4 (Cert IV personal trainer, group fitness) | $30.66/hr | $38.33/hr |
| Level 4A (senior instructor) | $32.13/hr | $40.16/hr |
| Level 5 (supervisor/coordinator) | $33.87/hr | $42.34/hr |
Source: Fair Work Commission modern awards pay database, current-operative rates (1 July 2026 annual wage review). Casual figures add the 25% casual loading.
Does Anytime Fitness have an enterprise agreement?
As at 25 September 2026, our corpus of 14,141 federally registered enterprise agreements holds no current agreement for Anytime Fitness. That usually means one of three things: the employer pays on the award (or on individual contracts above it), the agreement covering you is registered under a different entity name (check the employer name on your payslip and search our agreements database), or — for state public-sector employers — pay is set by a state award or agreement outside the federal register. If you have a copy of an agreement that names Anytime Fitness, it beats the award figures above.
Common leisure pay issues at Anytime Fitness
The patterns worth checking on a Anytime Fitness payslip:
- Contractor personal trainers who are really employees — set hours, uniforms, club-sold sessions.
- Instructors paid for class time only, not set-up, pack-down and mandatory meetings.
- Wrong level for qualifications — Cert IV trainers paid at Level 3.
- Early-morning and weekend loadings missing.
What to do if your pay looks wrong
Match your payslip to your classification in the agreement (or the award tables above), and price any gap with our back-pay calculator. Raise it in writing with payroll or your manager first — most underpayments are fixed at that step. Unresolved, the Fair Work Ombudsman (13 13 94) recovers underpayments at no cost, up to six years back, and your union can run the claim for you. Not sure which instrument covers you? Ask our AI advisor with your role and location.
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General information and estimates only — not legal, financial or tax advice. Always check your specific award, agreement or contract, or a qualified professional, before you rely on the result.
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Nine years in Australian workplace relations — Queensland hospitality HR, then retail ER in Brisbane and Northern NSW. Graduate Diploma in Employment Relations (Griffith University, 2018). Writes about award interpretation, underpayment recovery, and casual conversion. Member of the AHRI since 2019. Based in Paddington, Brisbane.