Special Libraries Association: New York Chapter. Salary Survey, 1979.

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Main Author: Weinrich, Gloria
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Published: 1979
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contents Special Libraries Association: New York Chapter. Salary Survey, 1979. Weinrich, Gloria Fringe Benefits Library Administration Library Personnel Library Surveys Organizational Climate Salaries Special Libraries Union Members This salary survey of special libraries throughout New York State presents earnings for librarians and associated personnel employed by corporate, academic, government agency, public, and other institutions as of January 1979. Most chief librarians earn between $15,000 and $24,999 while the range for all others falls between $10,000 and $19,999. Salary figures are analyzed by occupational title, education achieved, tenure, and by numbers of persons supervised. The report includes information on working hours, promotions, bonuses, union membership, and fringe benefits. (RAA)
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spellingShingle Special Libraries Association: New York Chapter. Salary Survey, 1979.
Weinrich, Gloria
Fringe Benefits
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Library Surveys
Organizational Climate
Salaries
Special Libraries
Union Members
Special Libraries Association: New York Chapter. Salary Survey, 1979. Weinrich, Gloria Fringe Benefits Library Administration Library Personnel Library Surveys Organizational Climate Salaries Special Libraries Union Members This salary survey of special libraries throughout New York State presents earnings for librarians and associated personnel employed by corporate, academic, government agency, public, and other institutions as of January 1979. Most chief librarians earn between $15,000 and $24,999 while the range for all others falls between $10,000 and $19,999. Salary figures are analyzed by occupational title, education achieved, tenure, and by numbers of persons supervised. The report includes information on working hours, promotions, bonuses, union membership, and fringe benefits. (RAA)
title Special Libraries Association: New York Chapter. Salary Survey, 1979.
topic Fringe Benefits
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Library Surveys
Organizational Climate
Salaries
Special Libraries
Union Members
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED190159