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August 16,
2004
Volume 82, Number 33 pp. 26-34 |
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MICHAEL HEYLIN, C&EN WASHINGTON |
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According to the latest annual American Chemical Society survey of the salaries and employment status of its members in the domestic workforce, 3.6% of them were unemployed but seeking employment as of March 1 this year. This was a record high in the 30-plus-year history of the surveys, if only by 0.1% over the previous high in 2003. The percentage with full-time jobs reached an all-time low of 90.9%. Of the remainder, 3.6% were employed part time and 1.9% were on postdocs or fellowships.
The median base salary of all members with full-time jobs who responded to this year's survey questionnaire was $82,000. This was 2.5% higher than the $80,000 median for all those who responded to last year's survey.
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Employment & Salary Survey
Chemical & Engineering News
ISSN 0009-2347
Copyright © 2004 |
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