Have you looked at the ICRM survey?  It's at www.icrm.org/salsurvey.pdf
It's from 2003 but 141 pages of good information about eductional
background, years of experience, type of business, location etc.

-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of John Guthrie
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 12:44 PM
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Subject: Re: Records Management Salary Survey

<<John, sorry you did not receive the responses you wanted.  From memory
I think in your original posting you limited your survey target to
government or local governments in southern California.  I did not reply
to your post as I am in northern Nevada, and the cost of real estate
here is approximately 1/2 that of the LA metro area and the San Diego
metro area.<<

Thanks for the info Steve, I had limited the original scope of the
request to the SoCal area as the goal was to look at areas that would be
somewhat competitive in size and cost of living. While northern San
Diego County costs are indexed as lower, the cost of most items are
fairly consistent from LA to San Diego (some differences in tax rates,
etc. and the cost of fuel is even higher!) with the biggest difference
being in the cost of housing. Although when the average 4 bdrm 40 yr old
home sells for $460-500K it is hard to follow the logic of the "lower
cost area".

John

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