PayDay Super Compliance for Staffing & Labour Hire Agencies

Be ready for PayDay Super without disrupting payroll, cash flow, or compliance workflows.

Superannuation Compliance Australia
Built for temp, contingent, and high-volume workforces
Designed for Australian payroll and superannuation rules
Supports compliance across STP Phase 2 and PayDay Super

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What is PayDay Super?

PayDay Super is an Australian Government reform that requires employers to pay superannuation contributions at the same time as wages, rather than quarterly. For on-hire agencies and labour hire businesses, PayDay Super introduces new requirements for how payroll, cash flow and compliance are managed—especially for temporary, casual and high-volume workforces.

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Why PayDay Super hits staffing agencies harder

High-frequency payroll cycles

Weekly and even daily pay runs increase operational pressure.

Thin margins

Less time between invoicing clients and paying super.

Complex workforce structures

Multiple awards, pay rates, and employment types.

Compliance risk at scale

Errors multiply quickly across large temp workforces.

What happens if you’re not ready?

  • Increased risk of late or incorrect super payments

  • ATO penalties and interest charges

  • Employee trust and brand reputation damage

  • Manual workarounds that don’t scale

When does PayDay Super apply to staffing agencies

Q: When does PayDay Super apply to staffing agencies?

A: PayDay Super will apply to staffing agencies once the legislation comes into effect, requiring super to be paid on or before payday for each pay cycle.


How payroll technology can reduce PayDay Super risk

Automated super calculations per pay run

Payroll workflows designed for temp and contingent workforces

Integration with STP and ATO-aligned reporting

Reduced reliance on manual adjustments


PayDay Super resources for staffing agencies

Frequently
asked questions

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Yes. Staffing and labour hire agencies with employees will be required to pay superannuation on or before payday for each pay run once PayDay Super is in effect.

For agencies running weekly payroll, super will need to be calculated and paid weekly, increasing processing frequency and cash‑flow considerations.

No. PayDay Super works alongside Single Touch Payroll (STP). Employers must continue STP reporting while also ensuring super is paid on payday.

The biggest risks are late payments, manual processing errors, and cash‑flow strain caused by shortened payment cycles.

Built for payroll compliance in high-volume workforces

Entire OnHire supports staffing and labour hire businesses with payroll workflows designed for compliance, scale and change—helping agencies prepare for reforms like PayDay Super without reinventing their processes.

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