Logistics Salary by Gender

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Of the nearly 300 responses received, 80% were from male respondents and 20% from female participants. Based on the responses, it’s clear that a gender pay gap exists. For example, men reported an average salary of $123,550 annually while the average for women supply chain professionals was $89,500.

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Source: Source: Peerless Research Group (PRG)

1. Salaries any Region

Survey respondents represented regions across North America, with 29% residing in the Midwest, 19% in the Mid-Atlantic, 16% in the West, and 13% in the Southeast. Eight percent live in the South, 5% live in…

2. Including bonuses and commissions, what is your current total annual salary for 2022?

On average, supply chain and logistics professionals are making $126,215 annually in 2022, which is an increase from $112,779 in 2021, but on par with 2020’s average of $126,475. The median salary in 2022 is now $108,000. …

3. Logistics Salary by Gender

Of the nearly 300 responses received, 80% were from male respondents and 20% from female participants. Based on the responses, it’s clear that a gender pay gap exists. For example, men reported…

4. Logistics Salary by Age

The ages of the survey participants varied, with 32% being between 55 years old and 64 years old, 25% between ages 45 and 54, and 22% between ages 35 and 44. Thirteen percent were under 35 years old, and 8% were…

5. Salary by Job Title

Twenty percent of respondents for this year’s survey were logistics managers or directors; 6% were operational managers or directors; 6% were corporate or divisional managers; and another 6% were supply chain managers…

6. Salary by most important job function

Asked to name their single most important job responsibility, 21% of survey participants pointed to distribution and logistics, while 16% said operations and 9% said supply chain management. Others said that fleet operations (7%)…

7. Has the number of functions you perform in your job increased, decreased or stayed the same over the last 2 to 3 years…

Many respondents are employed by manufacturing organizations (41%), followed by wholesale trade (11%), and distributors (11%). Others work in retail trade (9%), while 8% work for a 3PL, and 3% work in consulting. As supply chain…