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Domino's Pay Rates 2026 — Hourly Wage by Age & Level

Domino's fast food staff are paid under the Fast Food Industry Award 2020 (MA000003). From the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026, an adult at Fast food employee level 1 must get at least $27.81 an hour, or $34.76 as a casual.

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Which award sets Domino's pay

Award code
MA000003
Employer
Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd for corporate stores, or the franchisee that owns your store
Rates on this page from
the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026
Casual loading
25%
Checked against the source
24 September 2026

Domino's has had no enterprise agreement since its SDA agreements were terminated with effect from 24 January 2018; in March 2018 it said its team members would stay on the Fast Food Industry Award. The award covers in-store staff and employee delivery drivers at corporate and franchised stores.

Next scheduled increase: First full pay period on or after 1 December 2026. Staff aged 18 to 20 who have worked for their franchisee for more than 6 months move up: 18-year-olds from 70% to 75%, 19-year-olds from 80% to 85%, and 20-year-olds from 90% to 95% of the adult rate (determination PR813654). At Level 1 that is $20.86, $23.64 and $26.42 an hour. Adult rates next change with the 2027 Annual Wage Review.

Every level: Fast Food Award rates 2026.

These are the Fast Food Industry Award minimums, which apply to Domino's corporate and franchised stores. Some stores may pay more.

Domino's delivery drivers who are employees are paid the Level 1 rate — the same as in-store crew — plus a per-kilometre allowance for using their own car. People delivering through app platforms as contractors are not covered by these rates.

In July 2026 the Federal Court gave judgment in a class action about Domino's use of old agreements between 2013 and January 2018. It concerns past pay, not current rates.

Domino's hourly pay rates by level (adults)

Casual = base + 25% (casual loading).

Domino's adult hourly rates by classification
LevelFull-time & part-timeCasual
Fast food employee level 1In-store crew and pizza makers, and delivery drivers — the award's Level 1 includes preparing, serving and delivering food$27.81$34.76
Fast food employee level 2Has day-to-day responsibility for supervising Level 1 staff or training new staff (e.g. a shift leader or trainer)$29.45$36.81
Fast food employee level 3 (in charge of one or no person)Appointed to be in charge of a store, supervising at most one other person$29.91$37.39
Fast food employee level 3 (in charge of 2 or more people)Appointed to be in charge of a store, supervising two or more people$30.27$37.84

Full-time at Fast food employee level 1: $54,953 a year before tax (38 hours × 52 weeks). See take-home pay on $55,000 (nearest we publish).

Domino's pay rates by age (junior rates)

The Fast Food Award pays the full adult rate from 21 (cl 15.2). The dollar figures below are printed in the award's Schedule A for Level 1. Casual and part-time shifts must be at least 3 hours, including for school students.

Domino's junior hourly rates by age
Age% of adultFull-time & part-timeCasual
Under 1640%$11.12$13.90
1650%$13.91$17.39
1760%$16.69$20.86
1870%$19.47$24.34
1980%$22.25$27.81
2090%$25.03$31.29
21 and over100%$27.81$34.76

Percentages are of the adult Fast food employee level 1 rate. Junior rates under other awards.

Domino's penalty rates: evenings, weekends and public holidays

Domino's penalty rates
WhenFull-time & part-timeCasual
Monday to Friday, 6am to 10pm100%125%
Monday to Friday, 10pm to midnight110%135%
Monday to Friday, midnight to 6am115%140%
Saturday125%150%
Sunday — Level 1125%150%
Sunday — Levels 2 and 3150%175%
Public holiday225%250%
  • Percentages are of the minimum hourly rate for your level (award cl 21, Table 6). Casual figures add the 25% loading rather than multiply it: Saturday casual is 150%, not 156.25%.
  • There is no evening penalty before 10pm on weekdays.
  • For an adult Level 1 team member that is $34.76 an hour on a Saturday or Sunday ($41.72 casual) and $62.57 on a public holiday ($69.53 casual).

Overtime

Domino's overtime rates
WhenFull-time & part-timeCasual
Monday to Saturday, first 2 hours150%175%
Monday to Saturday, after 2 hours200%225%
Sunday200%225%
Public holiday250%275%

How penalty rates work · overtime calculator

Domino's allowances

Domino's allowances
AllowanceAmountWho gets it
Own car used for deliveries$0.53 a kilometreEmployee delivery drivers who use their own car (award cl 17.8(a), from 1 July 2026)

What this page does not show

  • Five Domino's franchisee agreements from 2010 are not on the Fair Work Commission's terminated list. If one still applies to your store, it still cannot pay a base rate below these award rates.
  • A franchisee agreement registered under a company name without "Domino's" in its title — our search was by title.
  • Salaried store manager pay — set by contract.

Domino's pay questions

Domino's staff are paid under the Fast Food Industry Award. An adult in-store team member or delivery driver (Level 1) must get at least $27.81 an hour, or $34.76 as a casual, from the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2026. Supervisors (Level 2) get $29.45, and staff in charge of a store (Level 3) $29.91 or $30.27.

An employee delivery driver is Level 1 under the Fast Food Award: at least $27.81 an hour, or $34.76 as a casual, plus $0.53 a kilometre when using their own car.

No. The old SDA–Domino's agreements were terminated with effect from 24 January 2018, and in March 2018 Domino's said its team members would stay on the Fast Food Industry Award rather than seek a new agreement.

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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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