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Powerlink Queensland

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  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees
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Salary at Powerlink Queensland

9.2
9.2 rating for Salary, based on 18 reviews
What are your thoughts on pay and bonuses at your company?
Above average
Graduate, Brisbane - 03 Nov 2023
We are paid well for our industry and experience level.
Graduate, Brisbane - 01 Nov 2023
Pay is good
Graduate, Brisbane - 30 Oct 2023
Pay is good compared to the industry average. There is gainsharing at the company so if the company performs well you get a share of the profits.
Graduate, Brisbane - 30 Oct 2023
Starting salary is good and pay progression happens at the end of each rotation (every 6 months).
Graduate, Brisbane - 30 Oct 2023
Pay is good but bonuses are small.
Graduate, Brisbane - 19 Oct 2023
I am generally satisfied with my pay, but the promised pay rise from my first rotation hasn't been applied yet.
Graduate, Brisbane - 19 Oct 2023
Pay for a grad is very good
Graduate, Brisbane - 19 Oct 2023
High starting salary with quick pay progression. No bonuses but there is gainsharing pay.
Graduate, Brisbane - 16 Oct 2023
The pay and benefits that Powerlink are above industry standard. There is too much to list here, but If you're interested in finding out more, the Working at Powerlink Union Collective Agreement lists everything you need to know.
Graduate, Brisbane - 06 Oct 2023
The pay for a graduate position is competitive but still less then our direct competitor Ergon. It is also less then mining companies. the pay progression scale as a graduate is a good idea & gives you a reward for your achievements. The bonus as a graduate is small to say the least at about 0.5% of your yearly salary. I was expecting at least 5%. I am hoping this is only a graduate thing...
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
High starting salary with pay progression happening every 6 months on top of a yearly pay rise. No bonuses but there is a yearly gainsharing payment.
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
I am very happy with the pay as a graduate, the pay progression is generous.
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
The pay is at industry standard. The workload, work life balance and the people make it seem better than industry standard. As for bonuses, they vary depending on which agreement you are on (WAPA, TEC)
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
What are your company's best or most unusual perks? For example: free tickets, free dinners, moving expenses, taxis, pension, etc.
cheap tickets to events and attractions as part of the social club. discounted things like health insurance
Graduate, Brisbane - 03 Nov 2023
Leave flexibility with RDOs and Public holidays is great, along with office amenities: cafeteria, parking, social club, etc.
Graduate, Brisbane - 01 Nov 2023
Free parking on site, subsidised gym and cafeteria.
Graduate, Brisbane - 30 Oct 2023
Having parking and a gym on campus is helpful
Graduate, Brisbane - 30 Oct 2023
Best perks include RDOs and cheap gym membership.
Graduate, Brisbane - 19 Oct 2023
Best perks: flexible work arrangement and good company culture. Unusual perks: lots of food from events and conferences laying around the office
Graduate, Brisbane - 19 Oct 2023
Powerlink has a subsidised cafeteria where you can get cheap breakfasts and lunches. And if you're a gym junkie, Powerlink also has an onsite gym with membership only costing $2.50/week. There is also a generous amount of secure undercover parking.
Graduate, Brisbane - 06 Oct 2023
As a power utility I thought we should get a reduction in the energy bill. We are a part of the energy bill. It is unusual we don't get any reduction. The best perk is having no forced redundancies, so they essentially can't fire you after your probation period.
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
Good parental leave, private health discount, moving expenses. Will pay for further education like bachelors, masters or MBA.
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023
The fitness passport (train at many different gyms QLD wide) Great leave policies
Graduate, Brisbane - 05 Oct 2023

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