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    Salary Comparison Worksheet

    PDF worksheet to compare two job offers or current vs potential raise.

    Template Content

    Metric | Job A (Current) | Job B (Offer)
    -------|-----------------|--------------
    Base Salary | $ | $
    Superannuation (%) | % | %
    Super Amount ($) | $ | $
    Bonus / Commission | $ | $
    **TOTAL CASH** | **$** | **$**
    
    Other Benefits:
    - Leave (Days) | | 
    - WFH Flexibility | | 
    - Commute (Time/Cost) | | 
    - Training Budget | | 
    - Equipment / Car | | 
    
    Financial Impact (Post-Tax):
    - Monthly Take-Home | $ | $
    - Yearly Savings | $ | $
    
    Decision Score (1-10) | | 
    
    Notes:
    - [Job A details...]
    - [Job B details...]

    How to Use This Worksheet

    • 1

      Copy this layout into a spreadsheet or print it out.

    • 2

      Enter the gross (before tax) figures for both roles.

    • 3

      Calculate the super amount based on the provided percentage (usually 11.5% in AU).

    • 4

      Use our Take-Home Pay Calculator to get the post-tax monthly figures for both.

    • 5

      Consider the 'soft' benefits like commute time and WFH flexibility—these often have a large impact on your quality of life.

    Pro Tips

    • Look at the 'Whole Package': Don't just focus on the base salary. 10 extra days of leave or a $5,000 training budget can be worth a lot.

    • Factor in the commute: A higher-paying job that adds 2 hours to your day might actually lower your 'true hourly worth'.

    • Calculate the gap: Is the increase in pay worth the risk of moving to a new company and starting fresh?

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