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Anaconda Pay Rates 2026 — Hourly Wage by Age & Level

An adult Anaconda employee at Retail employee level 1 is paid $27.81 an hour as a full-time or part-time worker, or $34.76 as a casual, under the General Retail Industry Award 2020. Those rates apply from the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026. Weekend, evening and public holiday work is paid at the penalty rates below.

Pay Calculator Australia is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anaconda. Rates are read from the public modern award on the Fair Work Ombudsman website, verified 24 September 2026.

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A camping store worker shows a customer how to clip tent poles, with sleeping mats and rope on shelves

These are the General Retail Industry Award minimums that apply to Anaconda store staff. Anaconda's actual pay rates are not published, so your pay may be higher — it cannot be lower.

Your payslip must name the award or agreement you are paid under. If it names an agreement, that agreement sets your pay — but it cannot pay a base rate below these award rates (Fair Work Act s 206).

Which award sets Anaconda pay

Anaconda outdoor and camping retail staff are paid under the General Retail Industry Award 2020 (MA000004). We found no enterprise agreement for Anaconda stores on the Fair Work Commission's lists of agreements approved since 2016, so store staff fall under the General Retail Industry Award. The award is a minimum; Anaconda can pay more.

Employer: The Spotlight Retail Group company that runs Anaconda stores

Next scheduled increase: First full pay period on or after 1 December 2026 (juniors aged 18 and 19). Staff aged 18 or 19 at Levels 1 to 3 who have worked for their employer for more than 6 months move up: 18-year-olds from 70% to 75% and 19-year-olds from 80% to 85% of the adult rate (determination PR813655). At Level 1 that is $20.86 and $23.64 an hour. Adult rates next change with the 2027 Annual Wage Review.

For the underlying award minimums across every employer in the industry, see Retail Award rates 2026.

Anaconda hourly pay rates by level (adults)

Base hourly rates before tax for adult employees. Casual rates include the 25% casual loading, paid instead of leave entitlements.

Anaconda adult hourly rates by classification
LevelFull-time & part-timeCasual (incl. 25%)
Retail employee level 1The award's entry level for retail employees: customer service, checkouts and stock work. Anaconda does not publish which level each role sits at$27.81$34.76
Retail employee level 2Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$28.45$35.56
Retail employee level 3Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$28.89$36.11
Retail employee level 4Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$29.45$36.81
Retail employee level 5Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$30.66$38.33
Retail employee level 6Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$31.11$38.89
Retail employee level 7Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$32.67$40.84
Retail employee level 8Higher retail classification — the award's Schedule A lists the duties at each level$33.99$42.49

Anaconda pay rates by age (junior rates)

Junior employees are paid a set percentage of the adult Retail employee level 1 rate for their age. Retail Award junior percentages (cl 17.2) apply only at Levels 1 to 3; a junior doing Level 4 work or above gets the full adult rate. A 20-year-old who has worked for the employer for more than 6 months already gets 100%.

Anaconda junior hourly rates by age
Age% of adultFull-time & part-timeCasual
Under 1645%$12.51$15.64
1650%$13.91$17.39
1760%$16.69$20.86
1870%$19.47$24.34
1980%$22.25$27.81
20 (6 months' service or less)90%$25.03$31.29
20 (more than 6 months' service)100%$27.81$34.76
21 and over100%$27.81$34.76

The percentages are the instrument’s own. The dollar figures are our arithmetic — the percentage applied to the adult Retail employee level 1 rate, rounded to the cent — because the instrument does not print junior dollars. Your payslip may differ by a cent.

For how junior rates work across every award, and when you move to the adult rate, see junior pay rates in Australia.

Anaconda penalty rates: evenings, weekends and public holidays

Penalty rates are a percentage of the base hourly rate for your level (or, where stated, a flat amount per hour) for hours worked at the times below.

Anaconda penalty rates
WhenFull-time & part-timeCasual
Monday to Friday, before 6pm100%125%
Monday to Friday, after 6pm125%150%
Saturday125%150%
Sunday150%175%
Public holiday225%250%
  • Percentages are of the minimum hourly rate for your level (award cl 22.1, Table 12, for employees who are not shiftworkers). Casual figures add the 25% loading rather than multiply it: Sunday casual is 175%, not 187.5%.
  • For an adult Level 1 employee that is $34.76 an hour on a weekday evening or Saturday ($41.72 casual), $41.72 on a Sunday ($48.67 casual) and $62.57 on a public holiday ($69.53 casual).
  • Staff employed specifically as shiftworkers (for example night fill on shifts) are paid under the award's shiftwork rates instead: 130% Monday to Friday, 150% Saturday and 175% Sunday (casual 155%, 175%, 200%).

Overtime

Anaconda overtime rates
WhenFull-time & part-timeCasual
Monday to Saturday, first 3 hours150%175%
Monday to Saturday, after 3 hours200%225%
Sunday200%225%
Public holiday250%275%

To price a mix of weekday, weekend and overtime hours, use the overtime and penalty rate calculator.

How much Anaconda pays a week

Gross weekly pay for an adult at Retail employee level 1, with every hour at the ordinary weekday rate. Weekend and evening shifts push these figures up; tax comes off them.

Anaconda weekly gross pay examples
Hours a weekPart-time / full-timeCasual
15 hours$417.15$521.40
25 hours$695.25$869.00
38 hours$1,056.78$1,320.88

A full-time year (38 hours × 52 weeks) at $27.81 is $54,953 before tax. See take-home pay on $55,000 (the nearest salary we publish) and $27.81 an hour as a yearly salary.

Enter your hourly rate and hours in the weekly pay calculator to see tax withheld and what lands in your account. Casual or part-time with a second job? Check the second job tax calculator.

What this page does not show

We publish only what we could read from a primary source. Left off rather than estimated:

  • Anaconda's actual hourly rates and any above-award payments — not public.
  • The legal name of the company that employs Anaconda store staff.
  • Agreements approved before 2016 were not checked; none for Anaconda was found on the terminated-agreements list.

Anaconda pay questions

Anaconda store staff fall under the General Retail Industry Award, so an adult must be paid at least $27.81 an hour at Level 1, or $34.76 as a casual, from the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026. Anaconda can pay more than the award.

We found none. No Anaconda retail agreement appears on the Fair Work Commission's lists of agreements approved since 2016, so the General Retail Industry Award sets the minimum pay for store staff.

Under the Retail Award, 16-year-olds at Levels 1 to 3 get at least 50% of the adult rate ($13.91 an hour, or $17.39 as a casual) and 17-year-olds 60% ($16.69, casual $20.86). These are our arithmetic from the award percentages.

Under the Retail Award, permanent staff get at least 150% on Sundays ($41.72 an hour at Level 1) and 225% on public holidays ($62.57). Casuals get 175% ($48.67) and 250% ($69.53), including the casual loading.

Both chains belong to Spotlight Retail Group and neither has a store agreement we could find, so the same General Retail Industry Award minimums apply to both. Actual pay above the award can differ.

Pay rates at other employers

How this page is sourced▼

Every rate on this page was read from the General Retail Industry Award 2020 (MA000004) and the Fair Work Ombudsman pay guide on 24 September 2026. Nothing is estimated or averaged. Junior dollar figures the instrument does not print are calculated from its own percentages and labelled as such.

Rates change on dates written into the award (usually 1 July each year), and a new agreement can replace this one. Re-check against your payslip and the instrument itself; the Fair Work Ombudsman (13 13 94) can confirm what applies to you.

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Last verified: 24 September 2026. Our content is based on the latest information from official Australian government sources.

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