Salary & Relocation Resources
Salary Resources
Disclosing Salary Requirements
The Riley Guide offers comprehensive advice about all aspects of career exploration and job search, linking to numerous valuable articles, like these about how to respond to requests for salary history and requirements.
Wages by Area and Occupation
Use the Bureau of Labor Statistics and find average earnings for an industry.
Salary Expert
National and international salary information.
Salary.com
Look up salary information for by geographic area.
Job Star
Links to more than 300 general and profession-specific salary survey sites.
WageWeb
Benchmarking data for employers shows the results of salary surveys in numerous industries.
Computer Industry's Interactive Salary Surveys
CareerJournal
Wall Street Journal page on salary surveys and trends for numerous occupations.
Career InfoNet
Search for salaries by career area and geographic location.
Relocation Resources
123Movers.com
A free service that offers job hunters quotes from local, long-distance and international moving companies that can handle their relocation needs.
CityTownInfo.com
offers an extensive set of employment data organized by both profession and city location. Students can explore career options by f inding cities offering the strongest opportunities for a selected profession, finding professions in a city paying the best relative to national trends and that are most popular, learning about a city's demographics, economics, culture, schools, housing, climate, and more.
Cost of Living Calculator and City Reports
Use HomeFair.com's cost of living calculator to compare the cost of living of various cities in the United States. Find reports on cities across the U.S.
CNNMoney.Com's Cost of Living Calculator
Moving Calculator
The following sites are among those that help you find an apartment in numerous cities across the U.S., find moving resources, insurance and more:
