From the “Yeah, right” file:
“We are confident that our workplace policies and practices are lawful, correct, and non-discriminatory.”
– MSLGroup, as it settled a gender bias suit for $2.9 million.
Category: Salaries
How Does Your Salary Measure Up?
A glance at PR Week’s 2015 median PR salaries by position (click on image for larger version; subscribe to PR Week for complete salary survey):
Denver Named Third-best City for PR Jobs
CommPro.biz has crunched the U.S. Bureau of Labor numbers and concluded that Denver is the third-best city for “top paying PR jobs.”
2009 PR Salaries Down; Tiger Fatigue; Social Media Tips
- A PR industry survey found that corporate PR salaries dropped 11.3 percent and agency salaries dropped 10.6 percent in 2009.
- New York Daily News columnist Bob Raissman has had it with drive-by PR experts offering their analyses of the Tiger Woods crisis communications situation.
- Using Nestle’s recent Facebook debacle as a jumping-off point, The Atlantic offers “5 Lessons from Social Media Disasters.”
PR Week Salary Survey Underway
Click here to participate in PR Week’s annual salary survey. Results will be published in February.
Even Turner PR Pays More than That …
Why use that philosophy or fine arts degree to get a job flipping burgers for $8 an hour when you can earn 50 percent more in public relations?
Starting PR Salaries Pegged at $31,000 to $35,000
A recent study from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows this year’s college graduates should expect to enter the field of public relations at salaries somewhere between $31,000 and $35,000 annually. So don’t let anybody lowball you.
PR Week Salary Survey
PR Week’s annual Salary Survey is underway, and you can participate here. The survey provides an interesting benchmark for public relations practitioners on both the corporate and agency sides. Results will be released on Feb. 25.
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