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2/16/2005

Salary Survey

WIN - Wage Information Network - Newly Updated in January 2005!!!

Wage and employment estimates for the State, Metropolitan Areas, and Workforce Development Areas may now be viewed using the Wage Information Network(WIN). WIN is an interactive web product that will allow the user to view a greater range of wage data, including employment estimates (where available), and entry and experienced wages.

Furthermore, by double-clicking on a specific occupation a user can view even more detailed information about an occupation, including the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, description of the occupation, wage ranges, highest paying industries for the specific occupation and an overview of the wage history and how it compares to the same occupation in other areas of the state.


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