MH&L Exclusive 2011 Salary Survey

The typical material handling and logistics manager is a white male, between 50-59 years old, has worked in the material handling and logistics industry for more than 25 years, lives and works in the Midwest, has a bachelor's degree, works for a wholesaler/distributor, received no bonus in 2010, and earns $81,016.

But as you’ll see in this special report, there’s nothing “typical” about the people who devote their careers to material handling and logistics.

Although the MH&L 2011 Salary Survey offers plenty of statistics, data can only paint a partial portrait. This exclusive report goes further, revealing the exact words of material handling and logistics managers as they reflect on their challenges, frustrations and accomplishments.

Click the links below for all of the MH&L 2011 Salary Survey information!

It’s Not All About the Money

MH&L’s exclusive 2011 Salary Survey finds that the average salary for material handling and logistics managers increased barely 1% from the previous year.

MH&L’s 2011 Salary Survey Comments

For many material handling and logistics managers, maintaining the status quo in 2010 was a step up from the recession years.

MH&L Online Salary Survey Charts and Tables – A look at the numbers

The data behind the 2011 MH&L Salary Survey

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Multiple Talents, One Hire

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