Based on responses collected from over 5,000 supply chain professionals, the seventh annual ASCM Supply Chain Salary and Career Report provides a global overview about salaries, compensation packages and workplace trends from North America, Canada, India and Europe.

Whether you’re seeking to be more competitive in today’s job market, negotiate a raise, benchmark your salary or stay informed about the latest industry trends, the ASCM Supply Chain Salary and Career Report is your go-to resource.

Supply chain professionals in the United States once again report receiving a salary increase last year, with median total compensation at $98,570. Salaries range from $62,962 to as high as $192,000.

For its Eighteenth Annual Salary Survey, Institute for Supply Management® (ISM®) collected salary and job information from supply management professionals for the 2022 calendar year. Respondents reported compensation information, including wages, bonuses and long-term incentives. The figures were reported separately and indicated

2024年6月26日 · Discover the latest insights with Logistics Management's 40th Annual Salary Survey—your ultimate guide to salaries and compensation in logistics and supply chain, featuring exclusive data on salary by experience, education, job function, and more.

Discover supply chain salary insights with ISM's comprehensive annual supply management salary survey. Explore supply chain compensation trends in procurement and logistics, job growth in supply chain, and salary benchmarks in supply management.

ASCM Supply Chain Professional Salary Survey. The ASCM 2024 Supply Chain Salary Survey is published. Go to the link to get your copy! Salaries in the United States continued their upward trajectories, with a 4% increase year-over-year. This impressive growth pushed the median compensation for supply chain professionals past a major milestone ...

Overall, the supply chain professionals surveyed earn between $50,000 and $158,000, including additional compensation. The median salary was $82,007. In addition to their base salary, 91% received some form of additional cash compensation. The most common were bonuses, followed by profit sharing.

Based on responses collected from nearly 4,000 supply chain professionals, the sixth annual ASCM Supply Chain Salary and Career Report provides valuable information about salaries, compensation packages, workplace trends and more.

While supply disruptions have certainly put a strain on logistics and supply chain professionals, it's proving to be a satisfying profession: A full 93% of the 454 respondents to CSCMP Supply Chain Quarterly’ s Third Annual Salary Survey say they would recommend the field to young professionals entering job market or to those contemplating a car...