Table 16: Electorate and personal employees salary ranges at 30 June 2008
| Classification | Minimum ($) per annum |
Maximum ($) per annum |
Actual employee numbers16 17 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electorate Employees | |||
| Electorate Officer C | 59,511 | 67,034 | 155 |
| Electorate Officer B | 51,917 | 60,615 | 539 |
| Electorate Officer A | 39,635 | 53,268 | 523 |
| Government Personal Employees | |||
| Media Adviser | 74,516 | 109,967 | 10 |
| Adviser | 74,516 | 109,967 | 83 |
| Assistant Adviser | 62,124 | 74,516 | 78 |
| Clerk to Whip | 56,122 | 74,516 | 4 |
| Executive Assistant | 50,316 | 62,124 | 54 |
| Administrative Assistant | 39,635 | 51,917 | 32 |
| Non-Government Personal Employees | |||
| Media Adviser | 74,516 | 105,053 | 2 |
| Adviser Level 1-2 | 74,516 | 105,053 | 26 |
| Assistant Adviser | 62,124 | 74,516 | 36 |
| Clerk to Whip | 56,122 | 74,516 | 3 |
| Executive Assistant 1-3 | 50,316 | 59,511 | 26 |
| Administrative Assistant 1-2 | 39,635 | 48,727 | 7 |
Table 17: Electorate and personal employees salary ranges at 30 June 200918
| Classification | Minimum ($) per annum |
Maximum ($) per annum |
Actual employee numbers19 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electorate Employees | |||
| Electorate Officer C | 62,189 | 70,051 | 140 |
| Electorate Officer B | 54,253 | 63,343 | 595 |
| Electorate Officer A | 41,419 | 55,665 | 538 |
| Government Personal Employees | |||
| Media Adviser | 77,869 | 114,916 | 9 |
| Adviser | 77,869 | 114,916 | 87 |
| Assistant Adviser | 64,920 | 77,869 | 76 |
| Clerk to Whip | 58,647 | 77,869 | 4 |
| Executive Assistant | 52,580 | 64,920 | 55 |
| Administrative Assistant | 41,419 | 54,253 | 33 |
| Non-Government Personal Employees | |||
| Media Adviser | 77,869 | 109,780 | 1 |
| Adviser Level 1-2 | 77,869 | 109,780 | 30 |
| Assistant Adviser | 64,920 | 77,869 | 28 |
| Clerk to Whip | 58,647 | 77,869 | 3 |
| Executive Assistant 1-3 | 52,580 | 62,189 | 35 |
| Administrative Assistant 1-2 | 41,419 | 50,920 | 8 |
Footnotes
16 At any given time the actual number of MOP(S) Act employees may differ from the number of staffing allocations. Staffing allocations are the number of positions allocated by the Prime Minister under the MOP(S) Act. For example, not all positions are filled or one position is filled by two or more part-time employees.
17 Includes casuals and employees employed against the relief staff budget.
18 Increased salaries as at June 2009 are due to a 4.5 per cent salary increase and adjustments to salary increments, which were effective from 27 November 2008.
19 Includes casuals and employees employed against the relief staff budget.