Workplace services
The MTA Workplace Services offers a range of tailored resources, products and services to support, grow and protect your automotive business. Our extensive library of industry-specific resources is constantly updated and refined, by our expert Workplace Relations team, to ensure that you have access to the very latest information.
Click below to access the current wage guides for 2026-2027, applicable from the 1st full pay period after 1st July 2026.
Access MTA’s industry-specific Human Resources information and templates to assist your business in complying with the relevant employment obligations and requirements. Topics include:
The MTA SA/NT has a highly skilled Workplace Relations team who are specialists in delivering industry-specific and practical Workplace Relations training and upskilling to add immediate value to your business.
The MTA offers a range of Work Health and Safety resources specifically drafted to suit your automotive business needs.
Access a range of environmental resources to assist with your business’s waste management and more.
More than half of South Australia’s automotive service and repair businesses have suffered a drop in workload over the past six months, according to the latest industry data. The inaugural M
The collision repair industry is changing rapidly. From the increasing complexity of ADAS-equipped vehicles to rising repair costs, evolving technology and ongoing workforce challenges, staying ahead
Overall budget position The 2026-27 State Budget is mostly focused on cost-of-living relief, infrastructure delivery, skills and productivity. The government is forecasting a general government
At a Special General Meeting on 21 April 2026, the MTA membership voted to amend the Rules of the Association (as per the notice of the changes forwarded to all members on 27 March 2026). F
Member exclusive
Last night, Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2026-27 Federal Budget. The 2026–27 Federal Budget has several measures relevant to MTA members, although many of the impacts will be indir
Member exclusive
A recent prosecution involving a Victorian diesel repair business highlights the serious risks and legal consequences associated with inadequate supervision and training of young workers in automotive
"*" indicates required fields
If you are an MTA member business and listed as an authorised contact, please enter your email to access the content.
Not an MTA member? Click here to enquire.
If you are an MTA member business and listed as an authorised contact, please enter your email to access the content.
Not an MTA member? Click here to enquire.
Not an MTA member? Click here to enquire.
Please submit your details below in order to download the requested template
"*" indicates required fields
Please submit your details below and one of our customer service team members will get back to you.
"*" indicates required fields
Please submit your details below and one of our friendly team members will be in touch with you soon.
"*" indicates required fields
To purchase this content, please complete this form and one of our friendly team members will be in touch with you shortly.
Note: This content may be exclusive to Members.
"*" indicates required fields
