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16th annual Salary Survey: Materials handling professionals report satisfaction, stress
November 8, 2023
Modern’s 2023 Salary Survey offers an inside look into the average salaries, educational levels and career aspirations of today’s materials handling professionals.
Annual research shines light through the clouds
November 7, 2023
Our Annual Salary Survey brings us up to date on average compensation and bonus numbers, educational levels, and career aspirations of today’s materials handling professionals.
Materials Handling Salary Survey 2022: Higher salaries, more bonuses & better working conditions
November 14, 2022
Our annual salary survey examines the compensation, job and career history, job responsibilities and career satisfaction for materials handling professionals.
Take a deep dive into ASCM’s 2022 salary and career report on The Rebound
June 12, 2022
On this episode of The Rebound, Abe Eshkenazi and Bob Trebilcock reveal the results of ASCM’s annual salary survey: Hint, it's a good time to be in the industry.
It’s good to be a CSCO on The Rebound Podcast
May 27, 2022
On this episode of The Rebound, ON Partners' Kevin Burns says it's never been a better time to be in supply chain.
Materials Handling Salary Survey 2021: Amid challenges satisfaction stays strong
November 9, 2021
Our annual salary survey for materials handling professionals asks about issues including pay, staffing trends, stress levels and job satisfaction. Even with pandemic disruption and robust e-commerce growth posing constant challenges, compensation and satisfaction stayed strong.
Materials Handling Salary Survey 2020: Satisfaction on the rise
November 23, 2020
We asked and you told us what you’re paid and where you see your career path heading. And, considering all that’s happened in the past few months, you’re generally upbeat. Read on to see where you fit in our survey.
Opportunity knocks: 12th-annual materials handling professionals salary survey
November 12, 2019
Materials handling professionals continue to enjoy the industry’s exciting pace of innovation and are hungry to tackle the challenge.
This month in Modern Materials Handling: Ramp up investment, training and pay for retention
November 12, 2019
Over the past decade, Peerless Research Group (PRG), commandeered by 30-year research veteran Judd Ashenbrand, has been staying on top of the behaviors, attitudes and trends shaping the warehouse, distribution and supply chain management markets.
11th Annual Materials Handling Professional Salary Survey
November 9, 2018
Materials handling professionals are as committed as ever to advancing the industry— although there is still plenty of room for young faces in this lucrative and fulfilling career.
10th Annual Salary Survey: The Price of Performance
November 6, 2017
Materials handling professionals continue to be satisfied with their work and their rewards, although more than a few wish their employers would also invest in updated technology.
9th Annual Salary Survey: Success and Satisfaction Continue to Reign
November 8, 2016
Materials handling professionals embrace the challenges of technological progress, daily troubleshooting and the ongoing overhaul of the entire supply chain; and they are well compensated for their efforts. Logistics Management Salary Survey 2016, Materials handling salary survey 2016, Modern Materials Handling Salary Survey 2016
Salary Survey: Amid positive numbers, we lack youth
November 8, 2016
One of the many benefits that Modern is able to bring to warehouse and distribution center professionals is its ability to tap into Peerless Research Group (PRG), our in-house division that has the power to survey more than 80,000 readers to offer the most comprehensive market snapshots available.
8th Annual Salary Survey: Satisfaction and stability
December 1, 2015
Amid some regional and demographic shifts, the compensation picture continues to improve in step with job satisfaction.
7th Annual Salary Survey: Rewarding results
November 1, 2014
Though compensation is climbing less rapidly than in recent years, the percentage of satisfied employees is approaching perfection.