Where the tsmit salary stands against the Australian full-time average
If you are looking at a salary for a role or company called 'tsmit', the first step is to see how it compares with the national benchmark. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) publishes the most widely used measure: Average Weekly Earnings (AWE). For May 2026, the ABS reported that full-time adult average weekly ordinary time earnings were $2,083.70 per week, or about $108,352 per year (multiplied by 52). This is the figure this site uses as the line.
The problem with finding a 'tsmit salary'
No public source – including the ABS, Fair Work, or the Australian Taxation Office – publishes a specific salary figure for 'tsmit'. The ABS surveys cover industries and occupations, not individual company or role names. Fair Work sets minimum wages under awards and the National Minimum Wage, but again does not list a 'tsmit' rate. Without a precise published figure, we cannot say exactly where the tsmit salary sits relative to the average. However, you can still use the tools on this site to compare any salary you have in mind.
How to compare any salary to the national average
If you know the yearly salary for a tsmit role (before tax), you can Place a salary on the line to see its weekly and hourly equivalents (based on a 38-hour week) and the distance from the full-time average. The site also shows how it stacks up against medians and the minimum wage.
Other key benchmarks
Beyond the full-time average, the ABS provides median earnings from its Employee Earnings and Hours survey (August 2025):
- Full-time median: about $90,532 per year
- All-employees median: about $74,100 per year
These medians are useful because they are less affected by very high or low salaries. If a tsmit salary is above the median but below the average, it may still be a solid income.
Men's and women's averages
The ABS also breaks down full-time ordinary time earnings by gender (May 2026):
- Men: about $113,412 per year
- Women: about $100,594 per year
The gender pay gap in full-time earnings fell to a record low of 11.3% in May 2026.
Minimum wage and awards
Fair Work sets the National Minimum Wage at $26.44 per hour or $1,004.90 per week (about $52,255 per year on 38 hours) from 1 July 2026. Award minimums rose by 4.75% at the same time. If a tsmit role is covered by an award, the award rate may be higher than the national minimum.
State and territory averages
Full-time average weekly ordinary time earnings vary across Australia. The on-site notes provide these annualised figures (×52):
- New South Wales: about $109,658
- Victoria: about $106,137
- Queensland: about $106,064
- South Australia: about $102,450
- Western Australia: about $115,825
- Tasmania: about $96,008
- Northern Territory: about $103,173
- Australian Capital Territory: about $119,090
You can see more detail on the States and territories page.
Tax considerations
For the 2026–27 income year, the ATO tax rates are:
- Nil up to $18,200
- 15% from $18,201 to $45,000
- 30% from $45,001 to $135,000
- 37% from $135,001 to $190,000
- 45% above $190,000
Plus a 2% Medicare levy (with possible reductions). If you have a tsmit salary figure, you can estimate your take-home pay using these brackets.
How the figures are set
The ABS Average Weekly Earnings survey is conducted twice a year (May and November). It measures the level of average earnings at a point in time and can be affected by changes in workforce composition. For a pure measure of wage growth, the ABS also publishes the Wage Price Index (WPI) quarterly. Learn more on the How the figures are set page.
Using this site to place a salary
Even without a published tsmit salary, you can enter any yearly amount into the Place a salary on the line tool. It will show you the weekly and hourly equivalents, how far above or below the full-time average you are, and where you sit relative to medians and the minimum wage. This is the best way to get a personalised comparison.
Summary
Because no official source lists a 'tsmit salary', we cannot give a precise comparison to the national full-time average of $108,352. However, the benchmarks provided here – averages, medians, minimum wage, state figures, and tax rates – give you the context to evaluate any salary you have. Use the site's tools to see where your figure lands on the line.