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Saturday, 7th April 2007

New From the American Library Association: Library Salary Database

How do your library salaries measure up? Consult the Library Salary Database for industry-specific information

The Library Salary Database is a new easy-to-use tool that gives you instant access to the most comprehensive and accurate source for library employee salary information from a trusted source -- the ALA-APA: the Organization for the Advancement of Library Employees and the American Library Association (ALA) Office for Research and Development.

The Salary Database is available via the Web, and features salary information from the most recently published ALA-APA annual salary surveys of library workers. The database details more than 65 librarian and non-MLS positions in academic and public libraries. Users may search for salary information by position, library type, state and/or region.

A trial version of the database is available at http://cs.ala.org/websurvey/salarysurvey/trial/index.cfm.

A 30-day subscription is available at a special rate of $30 from April through June, after which the price will increase to $50. The annual subscription price for ALA members is $150 and the non-ALA member price is $250. To subscribe to the database please visit http://cs.ala.org/websurvey/salarysurvey/salarysurveyform/form.cfm.

Source: American Library Association


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