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Australia source reference

Award-free ordinary weekly hours

The award-free weekly-hours starting point used as an editable loaded-labour assumption. This Australia source reference supports 6 Margin101 public pages.

Official sourceReferencelabour and employment

Current monitored claims

ValueScopeLabel
38 hoursEditable award-and-agreement-free full-time starting point; not an award or overtime determination.Award-free ordinary weekly hours

Source status

Official source
Fair Work Ombudsman
Status
verified
Cadence
quarterly
Last checked
2026-07-13
Effective
No separate effective date recorded
Version
2026-07-13

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Why Margin101 tracks this source

The award-free weekly-hours starting point used as an editable loaded-labour assumption. It is kept within the australia small-business data layer so linked Margin101 pages can state their market assumptions and evidence scope clearly.

Page fit

  • Market: Australia
  • Category: labour and employment
  • Authority: Fair Work Ombudsman

Reader note

  • Margin101 uses this source only for the pages listed below.
  • Market-wide background lives on the hub, not repeated on every source page.

Source monitoring history

See when this source record was first published, what changed, and what later checks of the official source found.

  1. Initial publication

    Initial reviewed award-free ordinary-hours planning source record.

    Source
    Fair Work Ombudsman — Award-free ordinary weekly hours
    No change
    Margin101 checked the archived Fair Work evidence and confirmed that it supports the published award-free ordinary-hours planning assumption.
    Change type
    published

Used by Margin101

Source notes

Fair Work Ombudsman award-free conditions guidance. The monitored claims are educational reference context; the scope shown in the table controls how Margin101 uses each claim.