Alpine Resorts Award Classification Levels 2025–26
Rates effective 1 July 2025 · MA000092
Your classification level under the Alpine Resorts Award determines your minimum pay rate. Being classified one level too low can cost you $2–4 per hour — more than $3,000 per year for a full-time worker.
Classification levels
Resort Worker
Base rate: $24.29/hr · Casual: $30.36/hr
Base rate: $24.94/hr · Casual: $31.18/hr
Base rate: $25.85/hr · Casual: $32.31/hr
Base rate: $26.72/hr · Casual: $33.40/hr
Base rate: $28.10/hr · Casual: $35.13/hr
Base rate: $29.01/hr · Casual: $36.26/hr
Base rate: $29.87/hr · Casual: $37.34/hr
Base rate: $30.68/hr · Casual: $38.35/hr
Snowsports
Base rate: $38.45/hr · Casual: $48.06/hr
Base rate: $34.58/hr · Casual: $43.22/hr
Base rate: $30.73/hr · Casual: $38.41/hr
Base rate: $26.88/hr · Casual: $33.60/hr
Base rate: $25.67/hr · Casual: $32.09/hr
See also: Pay rates by classification | Am I being underpaid?
Source: Classification levels are defined in the Alpine Resorts Award (MA000092), published by the Fair Work Commission.
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