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.
By LM Staff ·
June 26, 2024
Logistics Management is proud to release the results of our 40th Annual Salary Survey, the most comprehensive look available of the current state of salaries and overall compensation packages for logistics and supply chain professionals.
This comprehensive 34-page report features all of the data from this year’s salary survey collected across our readership and digs into data not made available anywhere else. Details in the full report include:
- Salary by years in current position
- Salary by years of logistics and supply chain experience
- Salary by education level
- Salary by title and job function
- Salary by number of employers
- Overall job satisfaction data
Peerless Research Group News & Resources
42nd Annual Quest for Quality Awards: Honoring the industry’s top performers in logistics excellence
2025 Less than Truckload Research Study Results
2025 Outook Survey: Warehouse automation comes into full focus
2025 Automation Survey: Diving deep into the warehouse automation trends
2024 Warehouse/DC Operations Survey: Technology adoption on the rise
33rd Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends: Puzzling path forward
Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends: Puzzling path forward
More Peerless Research Group
Latest in Logistics
Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger application is filed with the Surface Transportation Board
FedEx posts fiscal first quarter earnings growth
U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes are down, for week ending December 15, reports AAR
DAT’s November Truckload Volume Index sees more mixed results
November intermodal volumes see annual decline, reports IANA
Looking at the state of the parcel market with Robert Persuit, Sr. Director of Business Development, ShipMatrix
Teamsters Rail Conference makes its case for the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern proposed merger to not be approved by the STB
More Logistics
