Company Benefits/Compensation

Electronic Resources

• Corporate Web Sites
  Available from the Internet
  

Features: Many employers, particularly large corporations, will provide some type of information about the benefits and compensation they offer employees.   Go to the web site for the company you are researching (www.ibm.com, www.disney.com, etc.) and locate their employment or recruiting pages for more information. 
 
• Collective Bargaining Agreements
  Available from the Internet
  
  Features: A collection of CBAs on file with the OFFICE OF LABOR MANAGMENT STATARDS.
  
   
• FreeERISA
  
  Features:  Allows the user to search through Federal filings of pension plan and welfare/benefits plans of U.S. companies.

• Internet Employment Sites
  Available from the Internet.
  
  Features: Some employers will list a salary range or benefits for currently available positions.  Check our Careers, Jobs, and Scholarships page for links to online employment sites.
  
  Jobstar California
  Available from the Internet.
  

Features: Links to over 300 salary surveys on the Internet. Salary surveys may be chosen by profession or region.

• Vault Reports
  Available from the Internet.
  
  Features: Working conditions and corporate culture information for hundreds of companies.   Salaries and benefits are discussed in Company Profiles.
  

  Print Sources

• The Career Guide:  D&B Employment Opportunities Directory
  Available in the library at the Business Table 2B
  
  Features: An employment guide to hundreds of companies.  Each company profile includes a section on benefits.  Updated Annually.
  
  
• Plunkett's Almanac of American Employers
  Available in the library at  Business Table 2B or through our electronic subscription at Plunkett Research Online
  
  Features: A guide to "America's most successful companies".  Each company profile includes a section on Salaries/Benefits, which include highest and second highest salary and bonuses, pension plan, savings plans, Stock purchase plans, and profit sharing.   Almanac of American Employers provides profiles of the 100 largest U.S. companies.   The other Almanacs provide profiles of the top 500 companies within each industry.