Wouldn't get out of bed for that. Before managing a pub I earned more than that working behind the bar.

Wow i was offered that for part time cleaning/laundry assistant. Didnt take it. Not worth it .

I was earning more than that working as a manager at McDonald’s 8 years ago.

To be honest I wouldn’t get out of bed for that. Both myself and my partner are in the mining industry and we work almost 90 hour weeks and have a week off. We work exactly half the year and earn good money.

that's minimum wage. I wouldn't work for that. 10+ years ago I was on salary which worked out to 27 per hour with all the benefits. Fuck that.

My 17 year old is on $28 ph....

I worked in banking , opening accounts, personal loans , admin and was on $28p/h permanent part time .

It’s low but admin is paid poorly.

I think so but don't work in admin. It depends on skill and accountability (like payroll being done correctly). I've seen basic admin jobs for similar amounts but without so much responsibility. No way I'd work for so little $ so don't really look at the criteria. I'm guessing you accept the wage so they aren't motivated to increase it.

Look on job websites & websites that tell you what roles should be earning so you know what others are earning locally. Then ask for more or start applying.

I think it's low, for your responsibilities. I would suggested going onto the Fair Work & search the Clerks Award. That rate sounds like Level 1. I think with Payroll & banking duties, you should at least be a Level 3 $24.39. You should be able to search level of required experience/duties. Once you've done some home work, approach your employer for a pay rise, around $25-30/hr. Use your home work & your current role & experience to validate/support the pay rise.

Sounds low to me. If you've been there for so long, it's probably worth asking for a pay rise before moving on. At worst they'll say no and you get a new job anyway.

Yeah, that to me, is low for the role.