ICT Salary & Employment Index

Autumn 2016

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Market Update

NATIONAL

Following the Christmas and summer period, business confidence in Australia has shifted from cautious optimism to a real lift over the first quarter of 2016. Nationwide, we’ve seen

an increase in IT hiring, with the impact of digital transformation investments continuing to affect recruitment and staffing strategies.

We’re also seeing a shift away from part-time employment contracts to full-time employment commitments, as employers feel confident enough in the economy to back their

everyday and strategic IT hires. Specifically, we’re seeing unmet demand for data scientists and UX consultants, demonstrating the growing emphasis businesses are placing on

understanding their customer and optimising their customer’s digital experiences across multiple platforms.

With an upcoming election in the next quarter, we may see business confidence shift, depending on which party seems likely to be elected. A stable and unchanged Government

may allow for little disruption to the economy, whereas a change in Government or public agenda may see a delay in confidence resettling.

On a state-by-state level, NSW is the hottest jobs market at the moment, and the entire Eastern seaboard is enjoying positive employment conditions. IT employment in Perth

continues to lag with the decline of the mining industry, and we expect to see WA talent start to migrate, even if only temporarily, to Eastern states. We also see Canberra as a

particularly attractive market for IT talent, where the Government’s moves to digitally transform services continue to call for IT skills across various roles.

NSW New South Wales has experienced a very strong and active market over the last quarter, with demand for the latest digital and technology skills steadily rising. IT professionals are

also becoming more aware of the growing range of career opportunities in this industry, and are steadily becoming more open and willing to job changes.

In particular, there have been high requirements for digital talent, including user experience (UX) professionals, customer experience (CX) consultants, front-end and back-end

developers, and visual designers. What these roles all have in common, is a tie to customer experience. We are seeing more and more businesses, particularly large enterprises,

invest in driving meaningful customer interactions. This leads to building large teams of experts who specialise in perfecting different parts of today’s expected customer

experience, whether that’s online, via a smartphone, or otherwise.

With this continuous growth in demand for digital and CX experts, it has been and will continue to become challenging for businesses to find the best talent as they need it. The

next quarter is expected to bring similarly strong growth and stability, though businesses should be planning ahead for the skills and talent they will need for projects at least six

months in advance. This will ensure they have the best teams on the ground, ready to execute digital projects as and when needed.

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Market Update

VIC

Victoria continues to be one of Australia’s strongest states, particularly around technology and technology vacancies. Unemployment is 2nd only to NSW and currently the lowest

it has been since 2011, current unemployment is 5.7 percent, the effects of this are already being noticed as we are seeing a shortage of candidates within specific skillsets along

with an increase in counteroffers and candidates with multiple job opportunities on the rise. Thanks to the government ‘tech start-up’ assistance program, we have witnessed an

increase in demand from small cap tech specialists who are competing in the same space of the medium sized SME’s and volume hirers, with high demand coming for Fullstack

developers / devops / Architects / Project services / B.I analytics and all things Digital.

In a recent ACS & Deliotte access economics paper, Victoria will see a rise in demand of IT workers by more than 40,000 by 2020. The data comes after the release of a recent

report commissioned by ACS titled ‘Australia’s Digital Pulse’ which found that an extra 100,000 workers will be needed within Australia over the next six years to meet demand

from companies hiring technology specialists. Victoria’s IT sector is set to grow by an additional 3.2 percent each year over the next six years – higher than the national average

found in the Australia’s Digital Pulsereport. Whilst demand is high across Tech, remuneration and contract rates have remained stable for the previous 18 months, and we don’t

predict a massive spike over the remainder of the current calendar year.

The leading in demand roles across Victoria in 2016/2017;

• Angular JS

• UX/UI developers & designers

• Cloud and Enterprise Architects

• Digital BA’s & PM’s

• Security Consultants

• B.I & data analytics

While there is high demand nationally, the ACS report has fundamentally identified that the root cause is Australia is doing nothing to promote the wide variety of roles available

across IT at a student level, and we we still are not creating enough graduates to meet the rising demand. Although showing small levels of growth since 2009, the number of

students enrolling in and completing their IT degrees are significantly lower than its peak during the “dot-com boom” of the early 2000’s.

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Market Update

QLD

It’s been a very encouraging quarter for the ICT recruitment sector in Queensland, with a general upward shift in salaries stemming from a steady increase in demand for IT talent.

The consistent growth in competitiveness for IT skills and staff is clearly a positive sign for job seekers, though should be a signal to employers of the growing ‘fight for talent’ state-

wide.

Amongst businesses and in the media, there have been a lot of discussions around the start-up scene, entrepreneurialism, and innovation in Queensland. For SMEs and large

enterprises, we are seeing more corporations looking to hire multiple roles in permanent digital, agile, and development roles than in previous months. While this has not led to a

sudden peak in competitiveness, it demonstrates corporate Australia’s initiative and investment in driving innovation and further adoption of digital technologies.

Over the next quarter, we expect this steady growth in IT recruitment to continue as Queensland-based digital and technology teams continue to grow their capabilities to address

the changing needs of today’s consumers and businesspeople.

WA

Western Australia is experiencing the impact of three major downturns – mining/resources, oil and gas, and a recruitment freeze by the state government. This has led to one of the

toughest job markets of recent times.

With many projects coming to completion, there is demand for project managers and testers in the ICT sector. However, with the challenges the local economy is facing as older

industries come to an end, many businesses are looking to embrace new technologies, which is resulting in an increased demand for particular digital roles. This includes business

analysts, user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) professionals, and Android and iOS developers.

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Market Update

SA

There has been a steady growth in confidence and hiring in the South Australia jobs market in the last 3 months, particularly among SMEs. A consistent uptake of permanent roles

is also demonstrative of the increase in business confidence as employers are looking to invest in attracting and maintaining the best talent for the long-term.

User interface (UI) and user experience (UX) professionals, specifically, represent an emerging and growing area in SA. Employers should recognise that demand is growing, while

supply is low, and the fight for talent will continue to increase in competitiveness in the coming months. Another area showing consistent growth is business intelligence and big

data roles, exemplifying the trend among businesses to invest in these technologies and more digital ways of running their business.

SA employers looking to attract the best talent in these fields, from within SA and interstate, will need to seriously consider the salaries, job satisfaction, work/life balance, and other

lifestyle perks they can offer candidates, as the talent pool is not expected to catch-up to the skills demand in the short-term.

ACT

The ACT jobs market is going through a significant growth phase. The federal government is preparing for the upcoming election in July, and the financial year is coming to a close.

It’s a highly competitive market with ACT roles, on average, offering higher salaries than other states for digital and IT positions.

In particular, business analysts, Java developers, security analysts, and network specialists are in high demand. Data-related roles, including business intelligence and data

analytics professionals are also in high demand and particularly difficult to fill. We’re seeing a trend among corporate enterprises to engage with students studying these skills early

on, or liaising directly with universities to attract this talent before their competitors.

The time is now for government departments to draw in the best talent for their post-election projects, and also for candidates looking to optimise their return in a competitive

market. It’s an exciting time to be in the IT industry in Canberra, and in this candidate short market, local employers will need to recognise the importance of offering competitive

salaries and other lifestyle options to attract and maintain the best talent.

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Salary Table

Development NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Applications Architect800 - 1200 800 - 1150 780 - 1100 700 1000 750 - 900 640 - 960100 130 160 100 125 180 95 120 160 100 115 150 85 100 140 90 100 140

Business Analyst600 - 900 600 - 900 550 - 850 550 - 800 550 - 680 410 - 72080 110 150 85 95 130 80 110 130 60 95 120 80 100 130 60 80 120

Developer - .Net600 - 800 600 - 880 500 - 750 420 - 800 400 - 640 400 - 76070 100 140 75 85 110 55 80 120 60 90 120 65 90 110 60 85 100

Developer - Java / J2EE560 - 800 600 - 900 500 - 750 550 - 800 400 - 640 420 - 80070 90 140 75 95 130 60 85 120 70 90 120 65 85 100 60 85 110

Developer - Datawarehouse / ETL650 - 850 680 - 880 660 - 970 560 - 1070 640 - 860 480 - 88080 110 140 85 90 110 90 110 135 90 110 145 80 90 110 80 100 130

Enterprise Architect900 - 1500 1000 - 1300 900 - 1300 720 - 1200 800 - 900 600 - 1000120 150 170 125 130 150 120 150 190 95 120 180 120 150 180 85 100 130

IT Consultant - Functional800 - 1500 560 - 1000 650 - 1000 600 - 1050 620 - 960 560 - 96060 110 150 70 80 110 85 120 140 62 91 119 60 100 125 70 85 120

IT Consultant - Technical800 - 1200 600 - 1000 650 - 1000 600 - 840 620 - 960 560 - 96090 120 150 70 85 115 85 120 140 57 76 95 65 95 115 85 90 120

J2EE Architect800 - 1000 800 - 1000 900 - 1100 640 - 1000 800 - 960 600 - 1000110 140 150 95 100 160 95 120 150 90 115 145 85 100 140 85 100 120

Oracle Developer600 - 800 600 - 880 500 - 750 450 - 800 480 - 640 500 - 88060 80 110 75 85 140 55 80 115 60 90 115 65 75 100 70 90 120

Sharepoint Developer600 - 950 800 - 920 550 - 1000 500 - 925 560 - 800 500 - 80080 110 140 75 90 115 85 110 140 75 110 140 70 90 120 70 90 120

IOS Developer600 - 1000 440 - 800 500 - 800 450 - 870 500 - 800 400 - 80080 100 130 55 85 100 80 110 140 60 90 125 60 90 115 65 85 110

Android Developer600 - 950 440 - 800 500 - 800 450 - 900 500 - 800 400 - 70080 100 130 55 85 100 80 110 140 60 90 130 60 90 115 65 80 100

Software Build & Release Manager700 - 900 760 - 880 700 - 900 550 - 900 560 - 880 600 - 80090 110 135 95 100 110 95 110 130 65 110 140 70 100 120 75 90 110

Solutions Architect700 - 1100 800 - 1200 800 - 1100 660 - 1100 700 - 800 640 - 1040110 130 170 120 140 165 110 140 160 85 110 180 100 120 150 85 100 130

Technical Writer600 - 800 600 - 800 550 - 800 430 - 640 480 - 560 400 - 64070 90 120 75 90 110 70 100 120 55 75 90 55 65 80 60 60 90

Test Analyst450 - 800 480 - 680 500 - 700 400 - 690 400 - 520 400 - 60060 85 120 65 80 115 60 80 110 62 90 105 60 80 100 60 70 90

Test Manager650 - 1000 800 - 960 750 - 850 560 - 900 600 - 740 600 - 85080 120 160 90 105 120 120 140 150 80 100 125 85 90 120 85 100 120

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Salary Table

ERP NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Oracle Financials Functional800 - 1000 840 - 1100 700 - 950 690 - 1020 720 - 1050 560 - 108080 110 140 105 110 125 70 100 130 67 90 120 65 80 120 75 90 130

Oracle Financials Technical700 - 900 840 - 1000 700 - 950 710 - 950 720 - 1050 480 - 104065 110 140 105 110 125 65 105 130 72 90 115 65 80 120 75 90 120

Microsoft Dymanics GP400 - 700 800 - 1000 750 - 1200 680 - 930 630 - 850 680 - 85085 100 120 100 110 125 70 100 130 70 95 120 80 100 130 70 100 120

SAP ABAP600 - 800 840 - 1100 650 - 900 650 - 1000 480 - 800 640 - 104065 95 120 100 110 130 75 110 140 72 105 120 65 75 100 80 100 150

SAP Basis Administrator600 - 800 840 - 1100 650 - 850 500 - 800 480 - 800 560 - 90060 100 120 100 110 125 80 120 140 57 86 110 65 80 110 70 95 120

SAP Functional750 - 1200 900 - 1200 650 - 1000 720 - 1050 640 - 1000 520 - 100070 100 130 70 100 130 85 120 140 80 105 130 80 110 140 70 120 150

SAP Management900 - 2500 900 - 2500 900 - 1400 880 - 1500 820 - 1650 520 - 96070 120 200 70 120 200 75 120 200 70 120 180 65 100 155 70 120 130

SAP Technical700 - 1200 900 - 1200 700 - 1200 770 - 1050 750 - 1080 520 - 88070 100 130 70 100 130 80 100 130 72 105 120 70 90 115 70 120 140

Management NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Applications Development Mgr - large scale

900 - 1200 900 - 1360 800 - 950 780 - 980 960 - 1100 600 - 1200125 150 200 125 150 175 120 140 160 90 105 135 120 150 170 90 100 140

Applications Development Mgr - small scale

800 - 1000 700 - 900 750 - 900 650 - 770 800 - 1000 600 - 900110 120 150 110 120 150 110 130 140 85 95 110 110 130 150 85 95 100

CIO/IT Director2000 - 2500 1130 - 1700 1300 - 2500 1180 - 1580 1100 - 1300 960 - 2000200 250 350 120 170 205 180 240 300 125 152 190 150 180 250 130 150 240

Computer Operations Manager600 - 800 600 - 880 600 - 800 540 - 780 560 - 780 640 - 96080 100 150 80 80 110 90 120 150 80 95 119 100 110 135 120 130 140

Help Desk Manager600 - 700 600 - 700 500 - 700 540 - 700 440 - 560 560 - 88085 100 120 85 100 110 70 80 95 70 90 110 80 100 120 80 95 120

I.T. Manager1000 - 1200 1000 - 1200 600 - 800 680 - 800 560 - 800 640 - 96095 120 180 95 120 180 90 120 150 86 100 110 90 120 170 85 120 150

Service Delivery Manager650 - 950 650 - 950 650 - 950 640 - 800 560 - 880 800 - 100090 150 220 90 130 160 90 110 160 85 95 125 100 135 175 90 120 150

Technology & Infrastructure Mgr - large scale

900 - 1200 900 - 1200 700 - 950 750 - 965 720 - 1040 800 - 1200120 140 200 120 140 200 90 120 150 95 105 135 100 120 150 130 140 160

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Salary Table

Support/Infrastructure NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Change Manager700 - 900 900 - 1200 550 - 1000 550 850 600 - 900 560 - 80090 120 150 85 95 110 90 105 140 70 95 130 70 90 125 90 120 150

Data Communications Engineer650 - 850 640 - 1000 500 - 750 500 - 850 480 - 720 480 - 64070 100 130 65 80 100 70 90 115 53 81 110 55 75 100 70 80 110

DBA - Oracle600 - 850 720 - 1000 600 - 800 510 - 750 520 - 760 500 - 80080 110 140 70 85 110 80 110 150 62 91 110 65 80 100 70 80 120

DBA - SQL Server600 - 850 720 - 880 650 - 850 510 - 750 520 - 760 500 - 80085 120 140 65 80 110 90 110 155 62 91 110 60 83 105 70 80 110

Desktop/PC Support240 - 450 240 - 440 300 - 400 310 - 440 240 - 320 250 - 40050 65 85 40 45 65 50 65 85 57 70 76 50 60 70 55 70 80

Help Desk Support200 - 300 240 - 360 200 - 300 240 - 330 200 - 280 165 - 28045 65 75 45 55 65 40 50 60 50 60 70 40 48 55 45 60 75

Incident Manager450 - 600 560 - 800 450 - 750 500 - 800 420 - 570 480 - 64060 90 130 70 85 100 60 90 130 55 90 120 60 80 110 80 90 110

Infrastructure Architect700 - 1000 900 - 1050 800 - 1000 750 - 1000 700 - 800 640 - 1040110 130 160 100 125 150 110 140 170 90 115 135 85 110 130 90 110 150

Network Designer600 - 900 880 - 1200 800 - 900 550 - 840 640 - 720 500 - 88075 100 140 110 130 150 100 125 140 70 95 120 80 100 125 85 100 120

Network Engineer450 - 750 720 - 880 550 - 850 450 - 730 480 - 640 480 - 72065 95 130 90 100 125 80 110 140 65 90 110 80 100 120 75 90 100

Operator280 - 450 310 - 480 300 - 500 280 - 400 310 - 450 400 - 56050 60 70 50 65 75 50 80 95 45 53 62 50 60 70 60 75 85

Security Administrator500 - 800 720 - 1000 700 - 850 500 - 680 540 - 720 560 - 80060 100 120 90 100 125 85 116 130 60 80 95 65 85 100 80 90 110

Security Architect800 - 1200 1040 - 1280 800 - 1150 700 - 1000 670 - 960 560 - 900120 140 200 130 145 160 110 150 190 90 100 150 95 115 150 100 110 130

Security Engineer650 - 900 800 - 1080 700 - 900 570 - 900 640 - 800 560 - 88080 110 130 80 100 130 90 110 135 70 90 130 70 90 110 90 100 140

Trainers400 - 900 560 - 800 400 - 800 400 - 800 400 - 640 480 - 72060 80 100 70 85 100 60 75 90 55 75 110 60 70 85 70 85 90

Unix Systems Administration600 - 800 800 - 1000 500 - 800 420 - 700 440 - 640 480 - 64065 100 130 100 115 125 70 100 125 55 75 100 70 90 110 75 85 100

Wintel Server Engineer550 - 800 720 - 880 450 - 750 500 - 800 480 - 680 500 - 70075 95 140 80 90 130 70 90 120 65 90 110 70 90 110 80 90 110

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Salary Table

Telecommunications NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

CS Core Engineer400 - 750 560 - 750 450 - 750 450 - 750 435 - 705 450 - 75070 100 120 70 100 110 70 100 120 70 100 120 65 90 100 70 100 120

OSS Engineer400 - 750 500 - 800 500 - 800 500 - 800 485 - 750 500 - 80080 110 130 80 110 105 80 110 130 80 100 130 75 100 110 80 110 130

PS Core Engineer400 - 750 450 - 800 450 - 800 450 - 800 435 - 750 450 - 75070 100 130 70 100 110 70 100 130 70 100 130 65 95 125 70 100 130

RAN Engineer370 - 750 450 - 750 450 - 750 450 - 750 435 - 705 450 - 75070 100 120 70 100 100 70 100 120 70 100 120 65 95 115 70 100 120

RF Engineer370 - 750 500 - 800 500 - 800 460 - 720 384 - 600 450 - 80070 100 120 70 100 110 70 100 120 70 100 120 70 100 120 80 120 150

Telco Project Manager600 - 950 760 - 950 600 - 850 600 - 800 600 - 800 600 - 900100 120 150 100 120 125 100 120 150 100 120 150 90 100 120 100 120 150

Transmission Engineer370 - 750 450 - 900 450 - 750 450 - 750 435 - 705 450 - 75070 100 120 70 100 120 70 100 120 70 100 120 65 95 115 70 100 120

IT Project Office NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Change Manager - Organisational800 - 1200 800 - 1200 800 - 1200 770 - 1100 560 - 880 600 - 800120 160 200 100 120 140 120 160 180 120 160 180 100 120 140 110 150 180

PMO Manager700 - 1000 800 - 1200 700 - 950 730 - 1000 720 - 900 600 - 800120 130 200 100 120 140 120 130 200 120 135 185 100 130 150 120 130 180

Program Manager1000 - 1500 1050 - 1300 900 - 1200 800 1300 900 - 900 700 - 1000130 150 200 115 125 140 130 150 200 100 120 150 120 140 160 100 130 150

Project Analyst400 - 800 550 - 700 400 - 750 450 - 750 480 - 640 350 - 60060 75 95 60 70 80 60 75 95 60 75 95 70 85 100 60 75 95

Project Administrator300 - 500 450 - 560 350 - 550 320 450 440 - 520 280 - 60065 75 90 50 60 70 50 65 80 60 70 80 50 60 75 60 70 85

Project Co-ordinator400 - 650 500 - 600 400 - 650 410 - 630 320 - 520 300 - 65070 90 110 60 70 80 70 75 90 70 75 90 55 70 90 70 75 90

Project Scheduler700 - 1000 800 - 1040 600 - 1100 570 - 830 480 - 640 300 - 60085 120 160 90 100 125 85 120 160 80 100 130 70 85 100 75 85 120

Project Manager - Applications800 - 1150 800 - 1040 700 - 900 700 1000 600 - 800 600 - 1000100 120 160 115 125 140 95 115 150 95 115 150 100 110 120 90 110 150

Project Manager - Infrastructure800 - 1000 800 - 1040 700 - 900 700 1000 600 - 800 600 - 100095 120 160 115 125 140 95 115 150 95 115 150 100 110 120 90 110 150

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Salary Table

Note on the above Table

The roles listed above are emerging and Peoplebank have not yet experienced demand across the board for them yet. Where values have been set to zero (0) it

indicates we do not have sufficient data for that role / location to provide a reliable estimate.

Digital Roles NSW ACT VIC QLD WA SAContract Rates are Daily and in italics Permanent Salaries are expressed in $’000 and in bold Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High Low Median High

Web Developers400 - 900 480 - 640 500 - 800 400 - 810 360 - 640 360 - 65075 100 140 70 85 100 85 100 120 65 90 125 55 70 80 50 70 100

Web Designers500 - 800 480 - 640 500 - 800 440 - 720 360 - 640 400 - 80080 100 120 70 85 100 85 100 120 70 90 110 55 70 80 65 90 120

Digital Designers400 - 900 480 - 640 450 - 800 400 - 810 360 - 750 330 - 80080 110 140 70 85 100 80 110 130 70 95 125 75 95 115 75 100 125

UX Designers500 - 900 560 - 800 450 - 1000 500 - 850 600 - 720 410 - 80090 110 150 100 120 140 90 125 160 80 95 135 80 95 125 85 100 135

UX Researchers400 - 700 560 - 800 390 - 660 500 - 630 360 - 580 330 - 62080 100 130 100 120 140 80 100 125 70 90 115 75 90 110 75 90 115

UX Architects600 - 1000 800 - 1120 600 - 900 600 - 1000 540 - 830 490 - 880110 130 160 100 115 140 110 130 150 100 115 145 100 115 135 105 115 140

UX Strategists500 - 1000 800 - 1120 490 - 940 600 - 1000 450 - 830 410 - 88090 120 160 100 115 140 90 120 150 80 105 145 80 105 135 85 105 140

UI Designers500 - 900 560 - 800 450 - 800 600 - 1000 600 - 720 410 - 80090 110 150 100 120 140 90 115 140 80 95 135 80 95 125 85 100 135

Digital Producers350 - 800 390 - 820 600 - 900 500 - 850 310 - 660 290 - 71060 90 130 60 85 135 90 125 160 55 80 115 55 80 110 55 80 115

Digital Strategists500 - 1000 550 - 1020 600 - 900 550 - 1000 450 - 830 410 - 88090 120 160 90 110 165 90 120 150 80 105 145 80 105 135 85 105 140

Content Managers400 - 700 440 - 710 450 - 800 550 - 850 360 - 580 330 - 62070 90 120 70 85 120 85 0 120 60 80 110 65 80 100 65 80 105

SEO Consultants400 - 700 440 - 710 700 - 1000 550 - 850 360 - 580 330 - 62070 90 120 70 85 120 70 90 115 60 80 110 65 80 100 65 80 105

Digital Marketers400 - 700 440 - 710 550 - 800 500 - 850 360 - 580 330 - 62070 90 110 70 85 110 90 100 120 60 80 100 65 80 90 65 80 95

Data Scientists500 - 900 550 - 920 650 - 800 600 - 1000 450 - 750 410 - 80090 120 150 90 110 155 90 120 140 80 105 135 80 105 125 85 105 135

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About the Peoplebank ICT Salary Tables

The Peoplebank ICT Salary Tables are based upon ICT job offers and employment activity in each location Peoplebank operates in during the past three months.

Permanent Salaries

All permanent salaries listed are base salaries only and do not include bonuses,

superannuation, commissions or other benefits.

When formulating salary ranges, as a general rule...

Low: The lowest salary expectation. Usually less than 3 years of experience in the

role

Median: The middle salary expectation. This will tend to be the predominant

expectation with most candidates having 3 to 5 years in the role

High: The highest salary expectation. The best candidates available with most

candidates having more than 5 years in the role.

Contract Rates

Please note that all rates listed are the ‘Rate to the Contractor’ only and do not include

management fees, superannuation, bonus, commissions or any other benefits or fees.

When formulating Contractor ranges, as a general rule...

Low: the minimum daily rate achieved for that position

to

High: the maximum daily rate achieved for that position

Salary and Rate Movements

Salaries and rates shown in green indicate an increase over the past three months whilst those shown in red indicate a decrease.

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More Information

To learn more about the Peoplebank ICT Salary and Employment Index, please feel free to contact one of our recruitment specialists in the following locations:

NSW

phone: 02 9409 4700

email: sydney@peoplebank.com.au

ACT

phone: 02 6245 1700

email: canberra@peoplebank.com.au

VIC

phone: 03 8080 7200

email: melbourne@peoplebank.com.au

QLD

phone: 07 3319 7555

email: brisbane@peoplebank.com.au

WA

phone: 08 9423 1400

email: perth@peoplebank.com.au

SA

phone: 08 8112 7400

email: adelaide@peoplebank.com.au