US Digital Communications Industry Compensation Survey (Formerly the Telecommunications and Broadcast Networks Compensation Survey)

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Survey Stats

Position Families Analyzed

Data Collected

Data Analyzed

Survey Schedule

Participant List

Position List & Descriptions

In 2012, Mercer is expanding the US Telecommunications and Broadcast Networks Compensation Survey to include social media positions and will now be referred to as the US Digital Communications Industry Compensation Survey. Given the evolution and future direction of the communications and media industries, the survey will include additional sectors in coming years. While this survey update will expand the data available, all industry data in past survey editions will remain in place. As this industry undergoes market changes, Mercer is committed to being your leading compensation data provider.

The 2012 US Digital Communications Industry Compensation Survey provides reliable and current compensation data to help you anticipate market trends, adjust your business model, and give you the confidence to explore new opportunities for your employees with a competitive compensation package.

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Survey Stats

# Positions: 230	# Organizations: 107	# Observations: 182,600

Position Families Analyzed

Broadcast Networks	Operations & Network Support	Staff
Engineering	Sales	Wireless
Executive

Data Collected

Base Pay	Long-term Incentive Amounts	Overtime Pay Eligibility
Incentive Amounts	Long-term Incentive Eligibility	Perquisite Eligibility
Incentive Eligibility	Organization Data	Total Cash Compensation
Incentive Targets & Maximums

Data Analyzed

Primary Market

Cable Television and Satellite	Local and Private Transmission	Wireless Communications
Communications Processing	Long-distance Carriers	Wireless, Satellite, and Microwave
Internet and Online	Switching/transmission