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'ERI Economic Research Institute', or ERI, is a private company with headquarters
in Redmond, Washington. It has offices in Redmond, Bellingham, Vancouver, Washington; Newport Beach, California, Washington, DC, and London.
ERI Economic Research Institute provides competitive salary levels for non-profit and for-profit corporations for any of over 5000 job titles. Data is provided via interactive 'Assessor' software permitting control over all variables (title, job description, location, industry, size, etc.) for the United States, Canada,
and much of Europe, with specifics for over 7000 locations and virtually every industry covered by SIC and NAICS codes. ERI also provides geographic analyses of salaries and costs-of-living. Customers buy
a license to use the data for a year or more. ERI-provided data has been the source for many news articles. [eg. [1], [2], [3]and they issue a quarterly report on top executive pay trends in The Wall Street Journal's executive career site CareerJournal.com.
In 2005, ERI published that new college graduates would have the greatest effective income in Knoxville, Tennessee, while their salary would purchase the least (among the 261 cities they examined) in Manhattan, NY.[1]
ERI has maintained, updated and revised the Dictionary of Occupational Titles abandoned by the Department of Labor in 1992 and this is part of the data for its product ''Occupational Assessor''.
★ ''Salary Assessor''
★ ''Geographic Assessor''
★ ''Relocation Assessor''
★ ''Nonprofit Survey''
★ ''Salary Surveys''
★ ''Occupational Assessor'', including updated Dictionary of Occupational Titles
★ ''Executive Compensation Assessor''
ERI uses information published by the IRS, mining web sites, leased datasets, incumbent contributed data, loan and employment applicant data, and public and privately published cost-of-living and compensation surveys. Data is updated continually, and customers get completely new datasets at least every quarter.
ERI's website provides a free interface to retrieve scans of the tax returns for individual nonprofit organizations (called "form 990"'s), as does Guidestar.[2]
1. Where should a new grad set up shop?
2. Nonprofit organization information search form
★ List of think tanks
★ Company Website
in Redmond, Washington. It has offices in Redmond, Bellingham, Vancouver, Washington; Newport Beach, California, Washington, DC, and London.
ERI Economic Research Institute provides competitive salary levels for non-profit and for-profit corporations for any of over 5000 job titles. Data is provided via interactive 'Assessor' software permitting control over all variables (title, job description, location, industry, size, etc.) for the United States, Canada,
and much of Europe, with specifics for over 7000 locations and virtually every industry covered by SIC and NAICS codes. ERI also provides geographic analyses of salaries and costs-of-living. Customers buy
a license to use the data for a year or more. ERI-provided data has been the source for many news articles. [eg. [1], [2], [3]and they issue a quarterly report on top executive pay trends in The Wall Street Journal's executive career site CareerJournal.com.
In 2005, ERI published that new college graduates would have the greatest effective income in Knoxville, Tennessee, while their salary would purchase the least (among the 261 cities they examined) in Manhattan, NY.[1]
ERI has maintained, updated and revised the Dictionary of Occupational Titles abandoned by the Department of Labor in 1992 and this is part of the data for its product ''Occupational Assessor''.
| Contents |
| List of Products |
| Sources of Information |
| References |
| See also |
| External links |
List of Products
★ ''Salary Assessor''
★ ''Geographic Assessor''
★ ''Relocation Assessor''
★ ''Nonprofit Survey''
★ ''Salary Surveys''
★ ''Occupational Assessor'', including updated Dictionary of Occupational Titles
★ ''Executive Compensation Assessor''
Sources of Information
ERI uses information published by the IRS, mining web sites, leased datasets, incumbent contributed data, loan and employment applicant data, and public and privately published cost-of-living and compensation surveys. Data is updated continually, and customers get completely new datasets at least every quarter.
ERI's website provides a free interface to retrieve scans of the tax returns for individual nonprofit organizations (called "form 990"'s), as does Guidestar.[2]
References
1. Where should a new grad set up shop?
2. Nonprofit organization information search form
See also
★ List of think tanks
External links
★ Company Website
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