Contract and Offer Comparison Workbook
HTML edition updated 9 September 2026. This is an educational planning aid, not an official application form or individual advice.
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CONTRACTS, PAY & PENSIONS · PRACTICAL WORKBOOK
Contract and Offer Comparison Workbook
Reconstruct the post and expose material differences before they become disputes
✓ Six structured review stages
✓ Private writing space
✓ Contract, confidentiality and advice safeguards
Prepared for SAS, locally employed and other UK doctors
Author: Dr N Aziz
Before you write
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1. Identity and status
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
2. Pay and hours
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
3. Document reconciliation
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
4. Leave and development
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
5. Pension and deductions
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
6. Decision record
Use factual language. Identify the document, date, owner and action needed.
Action summary
Sources and disclaimer
Use the current contract, national terms, pay circular, pension scheme rules and tax-year guidance. Obtain individual BMA, union, legal, tax or regulated financial advice where needed.
Independent general education
This workbook cannot determine contractual entitlement, calculate pay, tax or pension benefits, stop a legal deadline or recommend an irreversible financial decision.