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Who gets super, and when do you get it?

Whether you are eligible to earn super or not depends on how old you are and how much you earn per month.

Rest breaks down all the facts on super eligibility in this short video.

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Did you know?

From 1 July 2022, the Federal Government removed the $450 monthly threshold for compulsory superannuation payment (known as "superannuation guarantee" or 'SG" contributions), meaning you'll receive SG contributions from your employer no matter how much you earn.


Also, the minimum SG contributions your employer must pay is 10.5% of your ordinary time earnings (OTE). OTE are what you generally earn for your ordinary hours of work.

I'm under 18 years old, what about me?

If you're under 18 years, to be entitled to SG contributions from your employer you must work more than 30 hours per week.

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Tip:

If you're a Rest member, you can check and update your details in the Rest App under "Account". Otherwise, log in to MemberAccess and go to "Personal Details".