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Participant List PARTICIPANT LIST TABLE 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST Company name Super sector Sector 3M Australia Other Manufacturing Other Manufacturing 7-Eleven Stores Retail & Wholesale Convenience Retail A Menarini Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical A.P.Moller-Maersk AS (AU) Logistics Shipping Abbott Australasia Services (Non-Financial) Healthcare Services AbbVie Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Accenture Australia High Tech High Tech (Services) Accolade Wines Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco Actelion Pharmaceuticals Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Adama Australia Chemicals Specialty Chemicals adidas Australia Retail & Wholesale Apparel, Fashion, Footwear & Accessories Retail AECOM Services (Non-Financial) Business/Professional Services Aesop Cosmetics Retail & Wholesale Specialty Retail Afton Chemical Asia Pacific LLC Chemicals Specialty Chemicals Aggreko Australia Energy Other Energy AIA Australia Insurance/Reinsurance Life Insurance Aimia Proprietary Loyalty Australia Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Air New Zealand - Australia Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Akzo Nobel Australia Retail & Wholesale Wholesale Distribution Alcatel-Lucent Australia High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) Alcon (Novartis) Laboratories Life Sciences Medical Devices & Equipment Australia Alexion Australasia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical All Nippon Airways Co., Other Non-Manufacturing Combination or Other Non- (Sydney Office) Manufacturing Allergan Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Alphapharm Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Alstom Energy Other Energy Alstom Transport Australia Transportation Equipment Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing Amadeus IT Pacific High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) AMD Australia High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) Amdocs Australia High Tech High Tech (Services) American Express Global Business Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Travel Australia © September 2016 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Quarterly Salary Review 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST TABLE 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST Company name Super sector Sector Amgen Australia Life Sciences Biotechnology AMT Group Retail & Wholesale Electronics, Entertainment, Communications & Office Retail Amway of Australia Consumer Goods Combination Consumer Goods Apex Tool Group Retail & Wholesale Home, Hardware, Building & Garden Supply Retail API Retail & Wholesale Specialty Retail API Management Services (Non-Financial) Business/Professional Services APL Co. (Aus) - BR Other Non-Manufacturing Combination or Other Non- Manufacturing Apple High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) APT Management Services Energy Energy Pipeline/Midstream (APA Group) AQUILA RESOURCES Mining & Metals Coal, Industrial & Other Materials Mining Arrium Mining & Materials Mining & Metals Coal, Industrial & Other Materials Mining Arrow Electronics Australia High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) Asahi Beverages Australia Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco ASALEO Care Australia Other Manufacturing Paper & Allied Products Manufacturing ASC Other Manufacturing Machinery Manufacturing Ascendas Hospitality Australia Fund Banking/Financial Services Investment Management Aspen Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Astellas Pharma Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Astrazeneca Life Sciences Pharmaceutical AT & T Global Network Services High Tech High Tech (Services) Australia ATCO Australia Energy Other Energy Atlas Iron Mining & Metals Coal, Industrial & Other Materials Mining Ausenco High Tech High Tech (Services) AusGroup Energy Energy Engineering, Procurement & Construction Australia Pacific Airports Corp Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Australian Arrow Transportation Equipment Automobile Components Manufacturing Australian Catholic University Services (Non-Financial) Education 4.2 Quarterly Salary Review © September 2016 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd PARTICIPANT LIST TABLE 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST Company name Super sector Sector Australian Computer Society High Tech Other High Tech Products or Services Australian Fashion Labels Retail & Wholesale Apparel, Fashion, Footwear & Accessories Retail Australian Industry Group Services (Non-Financial) Business/Professional Services Australian Nuclear Science and Services (Non-Financial) Government/Public Administration Technology Organistaion (ANSTO) & Other Civic, Social Political or Religious Organizations Australian Red Cross Blood Service Life Sciences Australian United Retailers Retail & Wholesale Grocery, Pharmacy & General Merchandise Retail Autodesk High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) Avaloq Australia High Tech Combination High Tech Software/ Virtual Products & Services Aviall Australia Other Non-Manufacturing Combination or Other Non- Manufacturing AVJennings Holdings Other Non-Manufacturing Construction Avon Products Consumer Goods Other Consumer Goods Barminco Mining & Metals Coal, Industrial & Other Materials Mining BASF Australia Chemicals Specialty Chemicals Beam Global Australia Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco Bechtel Australia (Metals & Mining) Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Medical Devices & Equipment Becton Dickinson Life Sciences Medical Devices & Equipment Beiersdorf Australia Consumer Goods Personal Care & Household Products Best & Less Retail & Wholesale Apparel, Fashion, Footwear & Accessories Retail BGC Contracting Other Non-Manufacturing Construction BHP Billiton Mining & Metals Diversified Mining Big W Retail & Wholesale Grocery, Pharmacy & General Merchandise Retail BigWorld High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) Biogen Life Sciences Pharmaceutical bioMerieux Australia Life Sciences Combination Life Sciences Bis Industries Mining & Metals Coal, Industrial & Other Materials Mining BISSELL Australia Consumer Goods Other Consumer Goods © September 2016 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Quarterly Salary Review 4.3 PARTICIPANT LIST TABLE 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST Company name Super sector Sector BMC Software High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) BMW Group Australia Retail & Wholesale Wholesale Distribution BMW Group Financial Services Banking/Financial Services Consumer Finance & Retail Banking BOC Other Manufacturing Other Manufacturing Boehringer Ingelheim Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Boeing Aerostructures Australia High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) Bombardier Aerospace Australia High Tech High Tech (Manufactured Products & Hardware) Bombardier Transportation Australia Transportation Equipment Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing Bond University Services (Non-Financial) Education Booking.com Australia Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Borouge Australia Chemicals Basic Chemicals Bose Retail & Wholesale Electronics, Entertainment, Communications & Office Retail Boston Scientific Int'l BV Life Sciences Medical Devices & Equipment Bouygues Construction Australia Other Non-Manufacturing Construction Bowen & Pomeroy Retail & Wholesale Home, Hardware, Building & Garden Supply Retail BP Australia Energy Energy Fully Integrated and Exploration & Production Brady Corporation Other Manufacturing Other Manufacturing Brenntag Australia Retail & Wholesale Wholesale Distribution Bridgestone Australia Retail & Wholesale Specialty Retail Brierty Mining & Metals Diversified Mining Brightstar Logistics Logistics Warehousing & Distribution Brisbane City Council Services (Non-Financial) Government/Public Administration & Other Civic, Social Political or Religious Organizations Bristol Myers Squibb Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Bristow Helicopters Australia Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination British American Tobacco Australia Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco Broadspectrum Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination Brookfield Multiplex Other Non-Manufacturing Construction BRP Australia Transportation Equipment Automobile Components Manufacturing BT Australasia High Tech High Tech (Services) Bugaboo Australia Retail & Wholesale Wholesale Distribution 4.4 Quarterly Salary Review © September 2016 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd PARTICIPANT LIST TABLE 4.1 PARTICIPANT LIST Company name Super sector Sector Bulgari Australia Retail & Wholesale Specialty Retail Bunge Other Non-Manufacturing Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting Bunnings Group Retail & Wholesale Home, Hardware, Building & Garden Supply Retail CAE High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) Caltex Australia Energy Energy Downstream Campaign Monitor High Tech High Tech (Software & Virtual Products) Campari AU Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco Campbell Arnotts Australia Consumer Goods Food Cape Mentelle Vineyards Consumer Goods Beverage & Tobacco Capsugel Inc. Australia Life Sciences Pharmaceutical Cargill Australia Other Non-Manufacturing Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting Carlton Football Club Other Non-Manufacturing Entertainment Carnival plc trading as Carnival Other Non-Manufacturing Hospitality Australia Carter Holt Harvey Other Manufacturing Paper & Allied Products Manufacturing Cash Services Australia Banking/Financial Services Other Financial Services Caterpillar of Australia Other Manufacturing Machinery Manufacturing CBI Constructors Services (Non-Financial) Services - Other or Combination CCH ANZ Other Non-Manufacturing Publishing CCI (Asia Pacific) Energy Other Energy Cerebos Food & Coffee AU Consumer Goods Food CFC Group Services
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