Domino's Pizza Pay Rates 2026: Driver, Pizza Maker & Manager

Domino's is covered by the Fast Food Industry Award (MA000003). In-store roles (pizza maker, customer service) and delivery drivers using Domino's-supplied vehicles are both covered. Drivers using their own vehicle are also covered, with additional km and vehicle allowances payable.

From 1 July 2025:

• Level 1 (pizza maker, customer service, in-store driver): $27.81/hr permanent / $34.76/hr casual
• Level 2 (cook, trainer): $29.45/hr / $36.81/hr
• Level 3 (shift run, supervisor): $29.91/hr / $37.39/hr

If you use your own car for Domino's deliveries, you're entitled to a vehicle allowance on top of your hourly rate. Award rates from 1 July 2025:

• Cents per kilometre: $0.95/km for cars, $0.34/km for motorbikes
• Per shift (alternative — depends on franchise method): vehicle allowance amount per the award

This is in addition to your hourly rate, casual loading, and any penalty rates. If your franchise pays a flat "delivery fee" instead, check that it equals or exceeds the per-km calculation for your actual deliveries.

Under 21:

• 16: $13.91/hr (50%)
• 17: $16.69/hr (60%)
• 18: $19.47/hr (70%)
• 19: $22.25/hr (80%)
• 20: $25.03/hr (90%)

Saturday 125%, Sunday 150%, public holiday 225%. Late-night loadings: 10pm-midnight 110%, midnight-6am 115%.

General award-compliance issues that come up across the fast food sector. This is a checklist for your own payslip, not a finding about Domino's.

Issues to check:

• Per-km vehicle allowance not paid for own-car deliveries
• Junior rate not updated after birthday
• Late-night loadings missed
• "Off the clock" prep work before opening

Drivers: keep a log of every delivery, the date, and the kilometres. If your allowance is wrong, you'll need this evidence.