if purchased from within Australia. Prices are in Australian dollars.
Prices may be revised at any time, but usually not more frequently than annually.
A. Internal use.
(i) For internal users that subscribe to and contribute data to a
NRC job evaluated salary survey, and for so long as the user continues as a
data contributing subscriber, there is no charge to the user for a Jobscore licence.
Subscription rates relevant to each survey are posted in the
Salary Surveys
section of this site.
(ii) For non-survey subscribers the licence charge is $3,500
(excluding GST) for a twelve months period.
Licence renewals are at the same rate per annum.
For both (i) and (ii), the licence provides during the period of its currency:
- Password protected access to Jobscore via the internet and storage of your evaluations.
- The provision of a user name and password.
- Formulas relating Jobscore points to a market salary in terms of Base Salary, Total Remuneration, Total Remuneration Cost, and Fixed Annual Remuneration, each at the following positions in the market: tenth percentile, first quartile, median, third quartile and ninetieth percentile.
- Reasonable telephone assistance in the application of Jobscore (more extensive assistance is charged).
- Storage of job evaluations for twelve months after the expiry date of the Jobscore licence.
And, during the period of the licence,
- For (i), survey participants, on-line access to each salary survey report relevant to the survey in which the user participates.
- For (ii), non survey participants, on-line access to each NRC job evaluated salary survey
Report on Salaries and
Executive Remuneration (published in April and October each year).
Training in the use of Jobscore is provided at $225 (+GST) per hour. A standard travel charge based on the individual assignment may also apply. Training is provided at the client's premises and any number of client employees may attend training sessions.
B. Consultant use.
The licence to use Jobscore is covered by a charge that depends on
the period of access to Jobscore that is required. Access periods can be purchased
rangig from one day to one year. Jobscore stores all your evaluations from period to period, where individual, separate access periods are purchased.
The period charges (excluding GST) are as follows:
| Period | Charge ($) |
| One day (24 hours) | 225 |
| Two days | 275 |
| Three days | 350 |
| One week (seven days) | 750 |
| Two weeks | 900 |
| One calendar month | 1,050 |
| Three months | 1,700 |
| Six months | 2,625 |
| One year | 4,500 |
This charge provides, for the period of access purchased:
- Password protected access to Jobscore via the internets.
- The provision of a user name and password.
- Formulas relating Jobscore points to a market salary in terms of Base Salary, Total Remuneration, Total Remuneration Cost, and Fixed Annual Remuneration, each at the following positions in the market: tenth percentile, first quartile, median, third quartile and ninetieth percentile.
- Reasonable assistance in the application of Jobscore (more extensive assistance is
charged for).
- Storage of job evaluations during the period of your licence and for twelve months after the expiry date of the licence.
For a purchase of six months access, licencees receive:
For a purchase of twelve months access licencees receive:
Jobscore resellers.
All Consultant licencees are entitled to sell Jobscore licences to
non-consulting businesses. The Consultant retains fifty per cent of the prescribed
licence fee paid by the client.
Control of licences and passwords.
The issuing, removal and regeneration of licences,
user names and passwords is managed centrally by the NRC.
Liability.
The Jobscore system is operated via the internet. NRC has no control over
the internet. The licencee indemnifies the NRC from any liability arising
from any internet related event or internet related service provider action
that impacts negatively on the licencees use of Jobscore. In any event the
maximum liability the NRC will bear in respect of a licencees use of Jobscore
will be the amount of the most recent Jobscore
licence fee paid to the NRC by the licencee.
Backups.
NRC as a matter of routine makes a backup of all evaluations.
Should there be a failure in any part of the internet system
or by a related service provider that causes the loss of Jobscore
evaluations resident on the system, then to the extent that NRC has
maintained backups such lost evaluations will be restored. Nevertheless
it is recommended that users keep both an electronic copy of their evaluation screens
and a printout of their evaluations as a further security measure.
Jobscore is a registered trademark of National Remuneration Centre, Melbourne, Australia.
