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13 January 2016

Professional scientists remuneration survey – Report 2015

2015 Scientists Remuneration survey report

Professional Scientists Australia in conjunction with STA have released their 2015 survey results on remuneration for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) workers in Australia. Their findings suggest that many STEM professionals are looking increasingly towards the international market for employment and that science-based organisations need to provide attractive recognition and reward strategies to ensure Australia’s ongoing science and technology capabilities.

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