Logistics Management - April 1, 2003

The numbers are in for our 2002 Salary Survey, and they look suspiciously familiar. Hold them up against the figures from 2001, and they are virtually the same. There are some differences, of course, but they are slight. The average salary, for example, inched up by just 2.2 percent to $77,700. (See Figure 1.

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