Side by side
Two offers on the table. One of them is better for you.
Put carriers next to each other on what actually differs between two contracts — the money, the roster, what happens when you call in sick, and whether you can keep living where you live.
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Start with one of these
The most reviewed carriers on the site. Add a second and the table appears.
Why the highlight is not a verdict
A marked cell is the best of the carriers you picked on that one row — nothing more. The rows are not weighted against each other, because only you know whether an extra day off beats an extra thousand euros.
Why cells are blank
Every figure has a minimum cohort behind it. Below that, a number stops describing a job and starts describing the handful of people who reported it, so we publish nothing at all rather than something identifying.
Same numbers as the profiles
Nothing here is recalculated for the comparison. Each column is the carrier’s own profile page, rearranged — so a figure never changes when you click through.