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"From what I have seen and remember of the Anaheim and Los Angeles RIM
manager jobs postings in the past couple of years, they are underpaid by
about 60%, in my opinion. Again, this is taking into consideration the
high cost of living in that area."
I have to agree with Steven on this one. Last week I returned from a
wedding in Southern California (Orange County) and was astonished at the
high price of living. Food was twice the cost, gas was cheaper (high CAN.
gas taxes) and average home prices of 563K. You and your staff are all
underpaid for your area. I used to have the same problem here until we
continually promoted records and their inportance to the organization.
Little by little, our salaries have continued to climb. Sometimes its
just a matter of being a "sqweeky wheel". We also brought in an EDRMS
which has helped us to manage info (and not just records) within the
organization.
Our salary structure is similar to yours but our cost of living is
substantially less.
John Annunziello
Records Information Specialist
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
5 Shoreham Drive
Downsview, Ontario M3N 1S4
(416) 661-6600 ext. 5272
fax: (416) 661-6898
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