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Your week

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Week ending 1 July 2026. What we caught, what it was worth, and the time it gave back to your team.

Time given back

2.5h

admin your people didn't have to do this week

Money protected

$4,212

= $950 top-ups flagged + $3,262 permits

Crew looked after

1

person flagged to check on for fatigue

What we caught — the receipts

6 workers flagged below the $285 super threshold in time to fix — $950 flagged, $95 already covered by the roster, $855 to act on

5 unbilled permits surfaced — oldest 62 days (Brunswick Rd footpath closure) — $3,262 queued for invoicing

4 job-note rate quirks flagged before payroll — including the Hoddle St "double time until 6am" mixed rate

Lena flagged after 6 days straight — a check-in, not a burnout

Payday Super readiness

On track

6 workers below the weekly threshold — all surfaced in time to fix before the run closes. From 1 July, super must land within 7 days of every pay run; clean exceptions now is what keeps that simple.

in force since 1 July 2026
What the 2.5 hours buy back

Team culture & wellbeing

The family thing that makes Phoenix Phoenix — not buried in admin.

The RAP, back on the front foot

Reconciliation Action Plan obligations met because someone finally has the hours.

More time on site

Out with the crews, where the relationships that win work actually happen.

Gov-tender ready

Social-procurement reports on hand for every tender, no Saturday tally.

We take the work that shouldn't be a person's job in 2026, so your people get back to the work only people can do.

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