Get ahead of Payday Super before 1 July
You're invited the QTA's first Webinar for the year - The Payday Super Shift: What it means for Employers
Payday super is set to change the way employers manage super contributions — and for road transport businesses, understanding the impact early will be critical.
From 1 July 2026, the way employers pay super is changing. Super Guarantee contributions will need to be paid at the same time as salary or wages and allocated to an employee’s superannuation account within strict timeframes, in most cases this will be seven business days. These payments will need to be made based on the new concept of ‘qualifying earnings’.
Get clear on your obligations and ensure your payroll processes are ready for the change
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All registered guests will receive the Webinar recording post-webinar, even if you get caught up and are unable to dial in live.
Where:
Online
Date:
Wednesday, 25th March 2026
Time:
10am - 11am
Presenter
Sam Smillie
Manager Employer and Stakeholder Services
Sam Smillie is the Employer and Stakeholder Services Manager at Team Super, a profit-to-member, national industry superannuation fund for the Transport, Energy and Mining industries across Australia with over 144,000 members and $24B in funds under management.
Sam is a superannuation specialist, and together with her team, is dedicated to supporting employers to ensure they are informed on key industry changes and their obligations, financial literacy and new initiatives to improve workplace engagement. Sam and her team visit work sites across Australia and deliver educational seminars on the benefits of super to help improve the retirement outcomes for members.
Sam moved here from NZ to pursue a career in financial services and has been in the superannuation industry for over ten years. Sam has a range of experience primarily in the financial education and employer support space. She is passionate about financial wellbeing and supporting those around her to improve their financial independence.