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I recently had an issue with my employees all feeling as if they were underpaid. I spent allot of time researching various sources and was very happy with salary.com. It gives you a detailed geographic market as well as your specific industry.
Of all the various sites I reviewed, salary.com had the most detailed information regarding years of experience, in addition to 7-8 levels of each job category.
I felt that the cost was minimal for the information you are able to obtain. Depending on the package you prefer, the cost is $100-$300 a year.
Posted by: Ingrid Arciniaga | September 09, 2008 at 01:36 PM
I have found salary.com to be a good source and it's under $100/year. It gives you a lot of options if you are looking for a job or hiring. Also, it allows you to search geographically.
Posted by: Walt | September 16, 2008 at 01:12 PM
Check for your local Employers' Association - a coalition of 63 associations across the country who provide HR support to their memeber companies. They are affiliated through the Employers Association Group (EAG), which is a part of the National Assoc. of Manufacturers (NAM). They conduct 6 national surveys and each often conduct their own very comprehensive wage & salary and benefits surveys (free to member participants) on an annual basis.
Posted by: Maggie | September 24, 2008 at 07:11 AM