Payday Super changes when superannuation errors are detected, not just when contributions are paid.
In this fireside chat, Marcus Zeltzer and Amanda Spinx discuss what Payday Super means in practice, particularly once the regime is live.
The conversation moves beyond system readiness to examine where superannuation calculation errors typically arise, why many remain undetected under the quarterly model, and how paying super every pay run fundamentally shifts compliance risk.
Drawing on experience across payroll, assurance and remediation, the discussion explores what continuous payment means for payroll, finance and compliance teams, what is often overlooked in current readiness efforts, and how confidence in super calculations is established in an environment of ongoing scrutiny.
Key discussion themes
- Why Payday Super changes detection mechanics, not underlying obligations
- Common sources of superannuation calculation errors and why they are missed
- How assurance and monitoring need to evolve once super is paid every pay run
- What confidence in super calculations looks like under a continuous model