Salary & Cost of Living Surveys
Survey Data by ERI Home of the Assessors

Industry and Job Family Surveys Industry and JobSurvey reports are created from the largest existing US, Canadian, French, Italian, & UK compensation database; over 28 million US job incumbents.

Salary Reports Provides wage, salary and remuneration data (average, low and high) for any one of 4,000 positions and any of 6,000 cities worldwide.

Cost of Living Select this extract to discover "real world" data that includes apartment rents, food and gasoline costs, and other services as found in over 6,000 cities/areas worldwide.

College Graduate Salary Determine how much you are likely to make after graduating. Median first year offer (salary and incentive) for any of 1,800 Bachelor, Masters, or Doctorate degrees from U.S., Canada and International locations. (Data is gathered for 2,750 international and 2,350 U.S. colleges and universities.)

Employee Benefits Understand what benefits are being offered by employers in any one of 647 metropolitan and employment areas within the states and provinces. This survey includes: vacation, sick leave, holidays, personal leave, type of Medical/Dental insurance and employer/employee cost, other types of insurance, and retirement benefits.

Non-Profit Executive Salaries Accesses over 2.5 million Form 990s, 990 PFs and 990 EZs with extracted compensation data. Create your own filter of highest/lowest paid by industry, year, area (state), size and job function or select from a number of standardized reports.

Staffing Pattern & Salary Increase Estimate Combine PAQ's Potential Employers database of 12 million privately-held, publicly traded (divisions/plants), and nonprofit organizations, overlaid with US Government county and national job family data, parsed into PAQ eDOT specific occupations, and profiled with ERI's Assessor Series and Salary Increase Survey data to create a model of competitive salary increases and staffing for your industry, location, and organization size.

OFCCP Demographics Review the projected estimated demographics for an occupation (and its job family) expressed in either 1990 or 2000 EEO-1 report formats (the latter for 2007). Profile and crosswalk county/county sector, OES/SOC, and 1990/2000 Census job family data; parsing that data into any one of the over 10,000 unique eDOT jobs (occupations).