How to understand your payslip (gross pay, PAYG, super)?

At MyGig, we believe in transparency and ensuring you have a clear understanding of your earnings. After each validated shift, you can access your payslip directly through the MyGig app or website. Here's a breakdown of what you'll find:

1. Pay Period

   1. Start Date: The beginning date of the pay period
   2. End Date: The concluding date of the pay period.
   3. Payment Date: The date your payment is processed.

2. Pay Summary

Your pay summary shows all components that make up your gross pay and deductions. It includes:

• Earnings: Base pay (hourly rate × hours worked) plus casual loading (25% if you’re a casual employee).
• Allowances: Extra payments for specific duties or conditions (e.g., travel, meal).
• Deductions: PAYG (income tax withheld) and any other applicable deductions (union fees, salary sacrifices).

Gross Pay = Earnings + Allowances

Pay Summary after deductions = Gross Pay − PAYG − Other deductions

3. Superannuation

Superannuation is your retirement savings. MyGig contributes 12% of your gross earnings to your nominated super fund each pay period.

• You can choose your own super fund or use our default option, Hostplus.
• Contributions can be tracked via your super fund account.

4. Net  Pay

Your net pay is the amount you receive after tax and any other deductions. Super is paid on top by MyGig and doesn’t come out of your net pay.

• This is the amount paid into your MyGig Wallet.
• From your Wallet, you can transfer your money to your bank account.

Accessing Your Payslip

1. Open the MyGig App or Website
2. Go to Payslips
3. Select the relevant pay period to view or download your payslip

💡 Tips

• Always check your payslip after each shift to ensure accuracy.
• Keep copies for your records or tax purposes.
• Contact MyGig Support immediately if you notice any discrepancies