One of the largest and most comprehensive sources of free salary information is the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS has salary survey data for many different positions in various industries as well as for specific geographic locations.
If you are looking for single salary reports, check out the SHRM Compensation Data Center. In collaboration with Salary.com, SHRM provides access to salary information for 15,000+ job titles, across 225 industries. Single salary reports can be customized by industry, geographic location, and company size (revenue and FTEs). SHRM members can access one free benchmark job report and receive discounts on additional reports. Visit the SHRMStore for more information.
Many companies and consulting firms also offer fee-based salary survey data, some of which are listed in SHRM's Vendor Directory.
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