Purchasing - December 11, 2003
Features
Earnings don't keep pace
Once again, salaries of metals buyers fail to keep pace with earnings of their peers who purchase other commodities. According to results of PURCHASING magazine's 23rd annual salary survey, buying professionals who indicate on their response cards that they have responsibility for sourcing metals earn an average of $61,000 annually, $6,300 (10.
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