Logistics Management - April 1, 2002

This year's Salary Survey numbers are in and the news is good, bad and, depending on your employment status, even ugly. The good news? Despite the recession, the average salary reported by logistics professionals nationwide has actually increased significantly from last year's figure, rising to $76,000 from $71,000 in 2001.

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