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01Know what you’ve earned

Your pay.Piece by piece.Do you know if you’re being paid correctly?

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02What a check shows

Your payslip, line by line.

Matches

This payslip checked out.

Expected
$2,184.63
Paid
$2,184.63
  • Hours41.5 hours across 5 shiftsMatches
  • Base rateLevel 3, as agreedMatches
  • Saturday loading6 hours at 25%Matches
  • Overtime3.5 hours after 38Matches
  • AllowanceLaundry, each shiftMatches
Underpaid

Something doesn’t add up.

Expected
$1,847.20
Paid
$1,807.20
Difference
−$40.00
  • Ordinary hours38 hours at $32.00$1,216.00Matches
  • Overtime8 hours$480.00Matches
  • AllowancesTools and meals$111.20Matches
  • Saturday loading5 hours, not paid−$40.00Not paid

Why you’re $40.00 short5 Saturday hours were paid at the ordinary rate. The 25% loading on $32.00 is $8.00 an hour: 5 × $8.00 = $40.00.

Needs more info

One piece is missing.

Expected
Waiting
Paid
$1,392.40
  • Hours1 shift has no finish timeNeeds information
  • Base rateLevel 2, as agreedMatches
  • Sunday penaltyWaits on that shiftWaiting
  • AllowanceMeal, 1 shiftMatches

Next stepAdd the finish time and the check completes. Piece My Pay won’t guess.

03Why checking matters

Almost$2.5 billionin unpaid wages and entitlements recovered for Australian workers.

Over the six financial years to 2025–26.

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$453Mrecovered in 2025–26 alone
$453M in 2025–26, for more than 181,000 workersAlmost $2.5B over six financial years

SourceFair Work Ombudsman, media release, 14 September 2026

04How it works

Four steps to a clear answer.

  1. 01You add

    Your pay rules

    Upload your award, EBA or employment contract.

  2. 02You add

    Your hours

    Add the shifts you worked, or upload a screenshot of your roster or timesheet.

  3. 03You add

    Your payslip

    Upload your payslip, take a screenshot of it, or take a photo of it.

  4. 04You get

    Your answer

    What you should have been paid, checked against your payslip.

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05Bring your pieces

Screenshot it. We’ll piece it together.

06Your pay, over time

Your personal pay dashboard.

Your dashboard shows the pattern over time.

Latest pay

Fortnight 8 · 5 Oct – 18 Oct · Paid Thu 22 Oct

All clear

Recorded
$2,403.60
Expected
$2,403.60
Difference
$0.00
Pay breakdown
  • Ordinary pay$1,894.40 / $1,894.40 expected
  • Overtime$192.00 / $192.00 expected
  • Penalties and loadings$48.00 / $48.00 expected
  • Allowances$26.00 / $26.00 expected
  • Leave$243.20 / $0.00 expected
  • Other$0.00 / $243.20 expected

My metrics

Pays checked

8 of 26 pays checked

  1. Pay 1, 29 Jun – 12 Jul: Flagged
  2. Pay 2, 13 Jul – 26 Jul: Flagged
  3. Pay 3, 27 Jul – 9 Aug: Correct
  4. Pay 4, 10 Aug – 23 Aug: Correct
  5. Pay 5, 24 Aug – 6 Sep: Flagged
  6. Pay 6, 7 Sep – 20 Sep: Flagged
  7. Pay 7, 21 Sep – 4 Oct: Correct
  8. Pay 8, 5 Oct – 18 Oct: Correct
  9. Pay 9, 19 Oct – 1 Nov: Current
  10. Pay 10, 2 Nov – 15 Nov: Upcoming
  11. Pay 11, 16 Nov – 29 Nov: Upcoming
  12. Pay 12, 30 Nov – 13 Dec: Upcoming
  13. Pay 13, 14 Dec – 27 Dec: Upcoming
  14. Pay 14, 28 Dec – 10 Jan: Upcoming
  15. Pay 15, 11 Jan – 24 Jan: Upcoming
  16. Pay 16, 25 Jan – 7 Feb: Upcoming
  17. Pay 17, 8 Feb – 21 Feb: Upcoming
  18. Pay 18, 22 Feb – 7 Mar: Upcoming
  19. Pay 19, 8 Mar – 21 Mar: Upcoming
  20. Pay 20, 22 Mar – 4 Apr: Upcoming
  21. Pay 21, 5 Apr – 18 Apr: Upcoming
  22. Pay 22, 19 Apr – 2 May: Upcoming
  23. Pay 23, 3 May – 16 May: Upcoming
  24. Pay 24, 17 May – 30 May: Upcoming
  25. Pay 25, 31 May – 13 Jun: Upcoming
  26. Pay 26, 14 Jun – 27 Jun: Upcoming

4 correct · 4 flagged · 1 current · 17 upcoming

Expected and paid

Your shifts priced on your agreement, beside your payslips, in 2026–27.

$18,948paid of $19,535 expectedacross the 8 pays checked in 2026–27

Expected from your shifts$19,535Paid on your payslips$18,948

Year to date

Possibly underpaid

$586.86

4 pays came up short

Underpaid
$586.86
4 pays
Overpaid
$0.00
0 pays

My super

2%

less than expected

Expected
$2,229
Recorded on payslip
$2,182
YTD $2,181.58
  • $47.38 less super than expected this year.

12% Super Guarantee on your calculated pay before overtime

My tax

as expected

Expected
$3,152
Recorded on payslip
$3,152
YTD $3,152.00

Assumes you claim the tax-free threshold

Your year in squares · 2026–27 financial year

Friday 23 October 2026 · 7.6h worked

07Your pay rules, explained

Ask anything about your pay. Pia has read the fine print.

  • When is my break due?
  • Do I get overtime after 38 hours?
  • How much notice for a roster change?
  • Is my training time paid?

Pia explains your documents. It isn’t legal advice.

An example conversation: a worker asks Pia about public holiday pay, and Pia answers from their enterprise agreement.

Pia

Answers from your documents

Do I get paid more for working on a public holiday?

You · 2:14pm

Yes. Your agreement pays public holiday hours at 250% of your ordinary rate: $78.00 an hour instead of $31.20.

Your 7.5 hours on Monday’s public holiday should come to $585.00.

Clause 32.3 · Public holidays“Hours worked on a public holiday are paid at 250% of the ordinary hourly rate.”

Pia · 2:14pm

08Across industries

Different work. Different rules.

Piece My Pay starts with the pay conditions that apply to your job.

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09Your pay is personal

Your pay, your call.

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  • You stay in control

  • Your records stay yours

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10Questions, answered

Pay is complicated. Finding an answer shouldn’t be.

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