Quality Progress' 1998 salary survey

Article Abstract:

The 1998 salary survey was conducted to examine part-time regular employment. The study was done in two parts, namely, that which covered the regular employees and that which covered self-employed consultants. Data gathering was done from Apr to May 1998 with salary survey packets mailed to 9,000 American Society for Quality members. Results indicate that 51.7% of self-employed consultants did part time work while only 0.5% of regular employees did part time work.

Cover Story, Surveys, Consultants, Consultants (Persons), Part-time employment, Part time employment, Workers, 1998 AD

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Quality Progress 2000 salary survey: new information, new methodology

Article Abstract:

The findings of the 2000 survey of quality professionals' salaries conducted by Quality Progress journal are discussed and analysed. Results are shown by several categories including by job title, level of education, company size and location and industry type.

Software engineering, Compensation and benefits, Statistics, Executives, Executive compensation, Wages, Wages and salaries, Engineers, Auditors, Quality control inspectors, Electronics technicians, Laboratory technicians, Programmer/Analysts, Programmer analysts

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A look behind the scenes of the 2005 Salary Survey

Article Abstract:

The methods employed for collection of data for the 2005 Salary Survey are reported.

United States, Methods, 2005 AD

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