Data & Insights
Salary and workplace survey results for corporate Australia
What corporate Australia told us about pay, bonuses and parental leave, in anonymous surveys that run a few months each year. The headline findings are below. Each survey has its own page with every slide.
Our surveys
2026 Parental Leave Survey
18% say taking parental leave damaged their career.
2026 Employee Benefits Survey
Open now. What does your employer really offer? About 5 minutes.
What did our surveys find?
One headline from each survey. Our surveys and Instagram polls are answered by people working in corporate Australia.
Take the Employee Benefits Survey
What does your employer really offer? Tell us your benefits in about 5 minutes. Your name and your personal answers are never shown, and the results land in Flat White first.
Take the Employee Benefits Survey
Are you underpaid? Find out in AusCorp Vault
AusCorp Vault is our free salary benchmarking tool. Compare your pay with people in the same job, industry and level, in about 90 seconds.
How do our surveys work?
Your answers stay private
Your name and your personal answers are never shown.
One short online form
While a survey is open, the button at the top of this page takes you to the form.
We publish where enough people answered
A result goes on this page only when enough people answered for it to mean something.
The full data goes to AusCorp Vault
The headline findings are published here. The complete data sits in AusCorp Vault.
Open AusCorp VaultSurvey questions
Yes. Your name and your personal answers are never shown, and a result is published only where enough people answered for no one to be singled out.
The AusCorp Employee Benefits Survey 2026, on AusCorp Vault. It takes about 5 minutes. Take the survey
The headline findings from each survey are on its own page here. The full data sits in AusCorp Vault, where you can compare your own salary.
Anyone working in corporate Australia. While a survey is open, the link is on this page, in our newsletters and on our Instagram.
