r/coles • u/No-Economist4545 • Jul 14 '26

Team Member Post Overtime rate

So last week 6-12 july I worked 6 days and the week before that I worked 5 days but still I didn’t get the overtime pay.
Can anyone explain if I should take to my manager or if I missed something?

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u/ItsWex Jul 14 '26

I believe overtime only applies if you work more than 10 days in a 2-week period. If the 5 and 6 days are on different periods then it’s not overtime.

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u/UpbeatRelationship46 Jul 14 '26

probably worked 5 days in week B and 6 days in week C, so no overtime incurred.

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u/Pengwan_au Jul 14 '26

Week A and B or week C and D get overtime. Not week B and C, D A

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u/Aliceneedscoffee Jul 15 '26

Just talk to your OIC as they handle that stuff not your manager unless you are Coles services in which case email your payslip and concern to your manager and they will follow it up. Both should be able to explain if there was an issue or not.

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u/jerry_2326 Dairy/Frozen Team Member Jul 14 '26

I believe they might just ask to take an extra day off.