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Free and Paid Salary Resources
Salary Guides
- Robert Half: This guide explores the jobs in greatest demand, what firms are doing to attract and keep talent, and how much professionals can earn in 2024. It covers various industries like finance and accounting, technology, marketing and creative, administrative and customer support, legal, healthcare, and human resources. They also have a section on benefits and perks.
- LHH: This guide offers insights on salary data and market-led intelligence to help you navigate talent acquisition and retention. It equips you with market context beyond just the numbers and ensures you stay aligned with the evolving landscape. They also detail their data integrity and methodology.
- Juno Search Partners: This guide provides a comprehensive look into the hiring landscape and a big picture view of salaries and compensation packages for the coming year. They have guides for various verticals like accounting & finance, administrative & executive support, creative & marketing, engineering, operations & supply chain, executive team, HR & talent acquisition, legal, marketing, sales, and technology.
- Atrium: This guide is an invaluable resource for job seekers looking to stay informed about the latest job trends and salary ranges. It's based on input from candidates, clients, and expert recruiters and provides up-to-date information on competitive compensation.
- Ultimate Staffing: This guide offers salary insights based on location, experience, education, and skills. They also have a helpful section on salary negotiation tips.
Salary Comparison Websites
- Salary.com: Offers a free salary calculator, job search tools, and articles on salary negotiation.
- Glassdoor: Provides salary data based on user-submitted information.
- Indeed: Includes salary estimates in job postings.
- Payscale: Offers a free salary comparison tool and career advice.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Provides wage data for specific occupations and industries.
Government Websites
- National Compensation Survey (NCS): Offers wage data for federal, state, and local government employees.
- Occupational Employment Statistics (OES): Provides wage data for specific occupations by state and metropolitan area.
Professional Organizations
- Many professional organizations publish salary surveys for their members.
Subscription-Based Websites
- SalaryExpert: Offers in-depth salary reports and cost-of-living comparisons.
- Compensation.com: Provides detailed compensation data for various industries and job roles.
- Mercer: Offers consulting services and salary surveys for businesses.
Industry Publications
- Many industry publications publish salary surveys for their readers.