Salary Survey

Each year, we dig deep to figure trends surrounding salaries in the chemical industry. This eBook details how our annual salary survey revealed continued positive job outlook ...

Annual survey reveals continued positive job outlook and earnings despite a dip in hiring.

A look back at the Baltimore bridge collapse, DOE grants for industry projects, nuclear energy, Neanderthals and the annual Salary Survey.

This survey provides a unique outlook on year-to-year employment trends.

Chemical Processing’s Job Satisfaction and Salary Survey helps us keep tabs on how everyone feels about the state of engineering. What we’ve found is workforce challenges keep...

Interesting data revelations show a continued positive job outlook and strong salary compensation.

The results of Chemical Processing’s annual job satisfaction and salary survey revealed mostly positive signs, including higher incomes, bonuses and raises for chemical industry...

Results of our annual job satisfaction and salary survey point to favorable working conditions and sufficient compensation for chemical industry professionals. Salaries, bonuses...

Salary and satisfaction remain steady, even optimistic, amidst the pandemic’s impact

Latest poll shows salary and satisfaction remain steady with the pandemic having some impact

Latest poll shows upbeat results for salary and satisfaction.

Annual job satisfaction and salary survey shows mostly positive signs all around.

Survey shows many positive results but also some areas of concern

Annual survey shows increased job satisfaction.

Annual survey results indicated improved outlook.

Annual survey shows salaries are up but job satisfaction remains unchanged

In Chemical Processing’s 2013 Job Satisfaction and Salary Survey, we asked participants to share their comments regarding the public’s negative perception of the industry, what...

Annual salary survey results show slight improvements.

Annual salary survey indicates respondents are content with current pace.

Annual salary survey points to some positive developments.

Survey reveals readers are regaining confidence in their job security.

Survey shows readers are concerned, yet confident in a down economy.

Is it a tragedy or comedy for engineers? Survey results peak behind the curtain of readers' salaries and job satisfaction

In its third year, Chemical Processing's online salary and job satisfaction survey results provides reasons for optimism. The 1,830 survey respondents answers indicate salaries...

The majority of survey respondents told us that they are content with their salaries, benefits, and job fulfillment... so why are they so unsatisfied?