US Geographic Salary Differentials
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The Geographic Salary Differentials (GEO) tool provides an analysis of pay differentials for more than 200 US cities. Mercer's GEO provides specific salary differential information based on actual market data collected each year in Mercer's compensation surveys, rather than data interpolation. This methodology ensures that the information is the highest-quality salary differential information available and reflects an ever changing US compensation landscape.
With an increasing number of companies with operations across US, Mercer understands the need for credible salary differential information. Once equipped with this information, you can design competitive salary structures, consistently handle employee relocation across the country and determine cost of staff depending on geographic location.
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 GEO Features
Analyze geographic salary differentials for over 200 US cities Compare data at the city or national level Compare cities to each other and to the national median Compare differentials at varying salary levels you define — up to $90,000 View actual and projected salary increase percentages for each location from Mercer's US Compensation Planning Survey Create reports and graphs of data for the cities you select Price or export the results. Accessible 24/7 via the Internet for product year duration
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Sample Analysis
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The graphs, tables, and equations in Mercer's GEO enable you to analyze differentials in a variety of ways. Differentials are calculated for the salary levels you select. Bar charts and linear graphs visually depict differentials for each city.
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Graphical/tabular summaries by city provide documentation for management reports and presentations.
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Compare differentials between cities or to the national median. |
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Also available... Metropolitan Benchmark – Your source for local compensation data on nonexempt and lower level exempt jobs.
Survey Schedule
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Questionnaire Distributed:
Feb
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Participation Deadline:
N/A
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Data Effective Date:
Jan 1*
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Report Available:
Jan
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*2009 data has been aged to Jan 1, 2010.
Pricing Options
2010 GEO*
* Access expires January 1, 2011
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