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2014 Nonprofit Organizations Salary and Benefits Report

Based on a Salary and Benefits Survey of Nonprofit Organizations in the U.S.A., Authored and Administered by

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2014 Nonprofit Organizations Nationwide Salary and Benefits Report © 2014 Bluewater Nonprofit Solutions

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About The NonProfit Times Publishing Group

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Table of Contents Page Page

I. Introduction 10 1. Developing the Survey 10 2. Data Effective Date 10 3. Data Sources 10 4. Data Confidentiality 10 5. Survey Data Collection 11 6. Survey Participation 11 7. Survey Completion 11 8. Understanding what Survey Responses are Displayed 12

II. Overview of Survey Participants 13 1. Characteristics of Participating Organizations 13 2. Survey Participants 14

III. Guide to Locating and Using the Report Data 22 1. Changes in Data from 2012 to 2013 22 2. Finding and Using the Compensation Data 23 3. Finding and Using the Benefits Data 26 4. Report Presentation Views 32 5. Explanation of Data Fields Used 34 6. Compensation Data Field Definitions 35 7. Employee Benefits Data Field Definitions 36 8. Navigating the Report Using Bookmarks 38

IV. Compensation 39 1. Operating Unit Compensation Costs & Practices 40 2. Employee Turnover & Salary Increases 42 3. Administrative/General Office Job Family 44

a. Administrative Director Position 46 b. Administrative Assistant, Intermediate Level Position 48 c. Administrative Assistant, Junior Level Position 50 d. Administrative Assistant, Senior Level Position 52 e. Data Entry Operator Position 54 f. Data Entry Supervisor Position 56 g. Executive Assistant Position 58 h. File Clerk Position 60 i. Mail Clerk Position 62 j. Meetings and Events Manager/Planner Position 64 k. Office Manager Position 66

l. Receptionist Position 68 4. Advocacy / Government Affairs Job Family 70

a. Government Relations Director/Manager Position 72 b. Grassroots Advocacy/Campaign Manager Position 74 c. Lobbyist Position 76 d. Policy Advisor Position 78 e. Policy Analyst Position 80

5. Athletics / Recreation Job Family 82 a. Athletic Director Position 84 b. Fitness Instructor 86 c. Recreation/Activity Leader Position 88

6. Call Center Job Family 90 a. Inbound Call Center Associate Position 92 b. Inbound Call Center Manager Position 94 c. Inbound Call Center Supervisor Position 96

7. Communications / Marketing Job Family 98 a. Communications/Marketing/Pub. Relations Assist. Pos 100 b. Communications/Public Relations Director Position 102 c. Communications/Public Relations Manager Position 104 d. Editor Position 106 e. Editorial Services Manager Position 108 f. Marketing Coordinator Position 110 g. Marketing Director Position 112 h. Videographer/Video Producer Position 114 i. Writer Position 116

8. Conservation / Environmental Programs Job Family 118 a. Conservation/Environmental Program Manager Position 120 b. Energy Auditor Position 122 c. Environmental Program Director Position 124 d. Environmental/Sustainability Educator Position__ 126

9. Culture / Performing Arts Job Family__ a. Artistic Director Position

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b. Box Office/Sales Manager Position 132 130

c. Curator Position 134 d. Exhibits Manager Position 136 e. Museum Registrar Position 139 f. Production Manager/Coordinator Position 140 g. Technical Staff Position 142


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10. Education Job Family__ a. Admissions Records Assistant Position 146

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b. Admissions Director Position 148 c. Admissions Representative Position ____________________150 d. Adult Education Teacher Position 152 e. Assistant Principal Position 154 f. Department Chair Position 156 g. Instructor Position 158 h. Librarian Position 160 i. Librarian Assistant Position 162 j. Registrar Position 164 k. School Principal/Headmaster Position 166 l. Teacher, K – 12 Position 168 m. Teacher, Pre-School/Kindergarten Position 170 n. Teaching Assistant, K – 12 Position 172 o. Teaching Assistant, Pre-School/Kindergarten Position 174

11. Executive Job Family 176 a. Chancellor/President Position 178 b. Chief Administrative Officer Position 180 c. Chief Advocacy Officer Position 182 d. Chief Development Officer Position 184 e. Chief Executive Officer/President /Executive Dir. Position 186 f. Chief Financial Officer Position 188 g. Chief Human Resources Officer Position 190 h. Chief Information Officer Position 192 i. Chief Marketing Officer Position 194 j. Chief Medical Officer Position 196 k. Chief of Staff Position 198 l. Chief Operating Officer/Associate Executive Dir. Position 200 m. Chief Program Officer Position 202 n. Chief Scientific Officer Position 204 o. Executive Vice President Position 206

12. Facilities / Maintenance Job Family 208 a. Building Manager Position 210 b. Driver Position 212 c. Facilities Manager Position 214 d. Groundskeeper Position 216 e. Janitor or Custodian Position 218 f. Maintenance Supervisor Position 220 g. Maintenance Technician/Specialist Position 222

h. Security Guard/Officer Position 224 i. Security Manager Position 226

13. Finance Job Family 228 a. Accounting Clerk Position 230 b. Accounting Manager Position 232 c. Accounts Payable Manager/Supervisor Position 234 d. Accounts Receivable Manager/Supervisor Position 236 e. Assistant Controller/Assistant Dir. of Accounting Position 238 f. Bookkeeper Position 240 g. Budget Analyst Position 242 h. Budget Director Position 244 i. Director of Accounting/Controller Position 246 j. Director of Finance Position 248 k. Finance Administrator Position 250 l. Finance Analyst Position 252 m. Internal Auditor Position 254 n. Senior Accountant Position 256 o. Senior Internal Auditor Position 258 p. Staff Accountant Position 260

14. Food Services Job Family 262 a. Cashier Position ________ b. Catering Manager Position 266

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c. Cook Position 268 d. Food Service Assistant/Worker Position 270 e. Food Service Manager or Supervisor Position 272

15. Grant Making Job Family 274 a. Foundation Program Assistant Position 276 b. Foundation Program Associate Position 278 c. Foundation Program Officer Position 280

16. Graphics / Printing Job Family 282 a. Creative Services Director/Manager Position 284 b. Graphic Artist Position 286

17. Housing Job Family 288 a. Construction Manager Position 290 b. Director of Property Management Position 292 c. Director of Resident Services Position 294 d. Resident Services Coordinator Position 296 e. Shelter Supervisor Position 298

18. Human Resources Job Family 300 a. Compensation and Benefits Specialist Position 302


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b. Employee Benefits Administrator Position 304 c. Employee Training Manager/Specialist Position 306 d. Human Resources Assistant Position 308 e. Human Resources Director/Manager Position 310 f. Human Resources Generalist Position 312 g. Payroll Clerk Position 314 h. Payroll Manager Position 316 i. Recruiter Position 318 j. Recruiting Manager Position 320

19. Income Development / Fundraising Job Family 322 a. Annual Giving Director/Officer Position 324 b. Capital Campaign Manager Position 326 c. Corporate and Foundation Relations Director Position 328 d. Development Associate (Generalist) Position 330 e. Development Director Position 332 f. Donor Information and Gift Processing Manager Position 334 g. Grant Proposal Writer Position 336 h. Grants Administrator Position 338 i. Grants Manager Position 340 j. Major Gifts Director/Officer Position 342 k. Membership Assistant Position 344 l. Membership Director/Manager Position 346 m. Online Giving Manager Position 348 n. Planned Giving Director/Officer Position 350 o. Prospect Research Director Position 352 p. Prospect Researcher Position 354 q. Regional Area Income Development Vice Pres./Dir. Position 356 r. Sales Clerk Position 358 s. Shop Manager Position 360 t. Special Events Manager/Specialist Position 362

20. Information Technology Job Family 364 a. Applications Developer Position 366 b. Business Systems Analyst Position 368 c. Database Administrator Position 370 d. Database Analyst Position 372 e. Desktop Support Manager Position 374 f. Desktop Support Specialist Position 376 g. Information Technology Manager Position 378 h. LAN Administrator Position 380 i. Network Engineer Position 382

j. Network Manager Position 384 k. Software Engineer Position 386 l. Systems Analyst Position 388 m. Systems Engineer Position 390 n. Technical Project Manager Position 392 o. Technical Support Analyst Position 394 p. Technical Support Manager Position 396 q. Web Administrator Position 398 r. Web Developer Position 400 s. Webmaster Position 402

21. Legal Job Family 404 a. Attorney/Lawyer Position 406 b. General Counsel/Lawyer Position 408 c. Legal Assistant Position 410 d. Paralegal Position 412 e. Senior Attorney/Lawyer Position 414

22. Medical Services Job Family 416 a. Clinic Director Position 418 b. Community Health Worker Position 420 c. Director of Nursing Position 422 d. Medical Assistant Position 424 e. Medical Receptionist Position 426 f. Medical Records Clerk Position 428 g. Medical Services Director Position 430 h. Nurse Practitioner Position 432 i. Nutritionist/Dietician Position 434 j. Occupational Therapist Position 436 k. Patient Accounts Representative Position 438 l. Patient Financial Services Manager Position 440 m. Personal Attendant/Home Health Care Worker Position 442 n. Physical Therapist Position 444 o. Physician Position 446 p. Physician’s Assistant Position 448 q. Registered Nurse Position 450 r. Speech Pathologist Position 452

23. Program Administration Job Family 454 a. Partnership & Collaboration Manager Position 456 b. Program Analyst Position 458 c. Program Assistant Position 460 d. Program Coordinator Position 462


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e. Program Director/Manager Position 464 f. Project Manager (Non-Technical) Position 466 g. Regional Area Program Coordinator Position 468 h. Regional Area Program Director or Manager Position 470

24. Program Delivery Job Family 472 a. Case Manager, Entry-Level Position 474 b. Case Manager, Mid-Level Position 476 c. Case Manager, Senior-Level Position 478 d. Chaplain/Clergy Position 480 e. Child Care Assistant/Babysitter Position 482 f. Counselor, Entry-Level Position 484 g. Counselor, Mid-Level Position 486 h. Counselor, Senior-Level Position 488 i. Direct Care Counselor Position 490 j. Driver Position 492 k. Eligibility Specialist Position 494 l. Job Coach Position 496 m. Job Placement Coordinator Position 498 n. Licensed Psychologist Position 500 o. Psychiatric Social Worker Position 502 p. Psychiatrist Position 504 q. Senior/Adult Program Assistant Position 506 r. Social Worker, Entry-Level Position 508 s. Social Worker, Mid-Level Position 510 t. Social Worker, Senior-Level Position 512 u. Vocational or Placement Counselor Position 514

25. Purchasing Job Family 516 a. Buyer Position 518 b. Purchasing Coordinator/Specialist Position 520 c. Purchasing Manager Position 522

26. Regional General Management Job Family 524 a. Area Director/Manager Position 526 b. Regional Vice President Position 528

27. Science Job Family 530 a. Research Analyst Position 532 b. Research Assistant Position 534 c. Research Director Position 536 d. Research Manager Position 538 e. Scientist Position 540

28. Volunteerism Job Family 542

a. Community Organizer Position 544 b. Volunteer Coordinator Position 546 c. Volunteer Director Position 548

29. Warehousing Job Family 550 a. Distribution Supervisor Position 552 b. Forklift Operator Position 554 c. Inventory Control Clerk Position 556 d. Inventory Control Manager Position 558 e. Order Picker Position 560 f. Shipping/Receiving Clerk Position 562 g. Warehouse Manager Position 564

V. Employee Benefits 566 1. General Benefit Offerings 567 2. Flexible Spending Accounts 571 3. Employee Leave Types 573

a. Paid Vacation 573 b. Paid Sick Leave 575 c. Paid Personal Days 577 d. Paid Company Holidays 579 e. Paid Floating Holidays 581 f. Paid Bereavement Time 583 g. Extended Sick Leave Pool (ESLP) 585 h. Paid Time Off (PTO) 587 i. Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) with Pay 589

4. Overtime Practices 591 5. Medical 593

a. Plan Offerings 593 b. Plan Costs 597

6. Prescription Drug Plans 601 7. Dental 605

a. Plan Offerings 605 b. Plan Costs 609

8. Vision 613 a. Plan Offerings 613 b. Plan Costs 617

9. Life Insurance & Disability 619 a. Plan Offerings 619 b. Plan Eligibility 623


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10. Retirement 627 a. Plan Offerings 627 b. Plan Eligibility 629 c. Plan Contributions 633

11. Executive Benefit Offerings 635 a. Chief Executive Officer /President/Executive Director 635 b. Chancellor/President 637 c. Chief Operating Officer/Associate Executive Director 639 d. Executive Vice President 641 e. Chief Administrative Officer 643 f. Chief Advocacy Officer 645 g. Chief Development Officer 647 h. Chief Financial Officer 649 i. Chief Human Resources Officer 651 j. Chief Information Officer 653 k. Chief Marketing Officer 655 l. Chief Medical Officer 657 m. Chief Program Officer 659 n. Chief Scientific Officer 661 o. Chief of Staff 663

12. Executive Employment Agreements 665 a. Chief Executive Officer /President/Executive Director 665 b. Chancellor/President 667 c. Chief Operating Officer/Associate Executive Director 669 d. Executive Vice President 671 e. Chief Administrative Officer 673 f. Chief Advocacy Officer 675 g. Chief Development Officer 677 h. Chief Financial Officer 679 i. Chief Human Resources Officer 681 j. Chief Information Officer 683 k. Chief Marketing Officer 685 l. Chief Medical Officer 687 m. Chief Program Officer 689 n. Chief Scientific Officer 691 o. Chief of Staff 693

VI. Wage Conversion Tables 695 VII. Glossary of Terms 700


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Introduction

Developing the Survey The 2013 Nonprofit Organizations Salary and Benefits Survey was designed to address the unique compensation and benefit practices of nonprofits in the U.S.A. Prior to developing the survey, extensive research was completed to ensure the survey reports would satisfy the needs of the nonprofit sector. The survey used a state-of-the-art online questionnaire to collect total cash compensation data on 311 nonprofit specific positions from entry-level to executive directors. Where possible, detailed benefits information was collected to cover plan costs, participation rates and eligibility for medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and retirement plans. More than 34 general benefit offerings from employee leave to telecommuting are covered as well. An executive benefits section provides additional information on these benefits and on employment agreements. Data Effective Date Survey participants were asked to provide responses to all survey questions with data that was valid for their organization as of April 15, 2013. Data Sources Participation in the survey was open to all U.S. based nonprofit organizations with at least 1 full time employee working 30 or more hours per week. All Data within the 2013 Nonprofit Organizations Salary and Benefits Reports were obtained directly from nonprofit organizations. As a condition to participating in the survey, each participant was asked to verify that they were an employee that had been authorized by their organization to provide the information requested in the survey. Additionally, they acknowledged that they would provide accurate survey information for their organization. No third party data was used in this report. Data Confidentiality All questionnaire data have been handled in the strictest confidence by Bluewater Nonprofit Solutions. The data within this report is presented in aggregate to protect the confidentiality of participating organizations. In the case where data specific to a particular organization could possibly be identified, the results have not been published or the presentation of the data has been changed to protect the identity of the organization.


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Survey Data Collection Data was collected through an online questionnaire on the Bluewater Nonprofit Solutions’ website. Nonprofits were invited to complete the survey from May 25th through August 31st, 2013. Prior to completing the questionnaire, participants were asked to register and verify that they were authorized by their organizations to complete the survey. Survey Participation Participation in the survey was promoted through a variety of channels. The NonProfit Times invited its subscribers to participate in the survey through a series of vehicles including email communications, social media, advertisements on its website, and print and electronic advertisements in its magazines, newsletters and publications. Bluewater Nonprofit Solutions promoted participation in the survey to its customers and other nonprofit organizations through emails, social media, and by advertising on its website. Additionally, the New York Council of Nonprofits (NYCON) invited their members to participate in the survey. Survey Completion Organizational Data Survey participants were asked to provide information about their nonprofit organization to make it possible for the survey results to be displayed by operating budget size, number of full-time employees, geographic region, and field of work (based on the classifications in the National Taxonomy of Exempt Organizations). These data are used extensively throughout the report. Position Matching and Entering Compensation Data Prior to completing the compensation section of the questionnaire, participants were asked to match the organization’s positions to benchmark jobs found in one of 28 job families. Job families are used to group relevant jobs together by functional area of responsibility (e.g., all jobs related to income development). The survey questionnaire made use of benchmark jobs during the position matching process to accommodate the many differences between the size, field, and programs offered by various nonprofit organizations. Because of these differences, similar job titles used across multiple organizations are likely to have differing levels of responsibility and scope associated with them. The use of benchmark jobs helps level the playing field by asking survey participants to match their organization’s positions to a predefined list of positions using job descriptions, not job titles. Once the appropriate benchmark jobs were selected, participants were asked to enter compensation data for each position. They were instructed to enter data for full-time employees only and to match each employee to only one benchmark job description. If more than one employee was being reported for a position, participants were asked to provide average annual compensation data for the group. The majority of the fields on the position entry page were mandatory to ensure data completeness. Participants were given the option to enter the position title used by their organization.


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Organizations that completed the survey by the deadline were provided a complimentary Executive Summary report of the survey results and were given a discount on the purchase price of the full survey report. Understanding what Survey Responses are Displayed The online survey questionnaire was designed with functionality and tools that helped survey participants provide accurate data. A series of business rules were used during the data entry process. These business rules help improve the quality of the survey data by providing data validation in real time. Once participation in the survey was closed, a series of additional data quality checks are made. Survey participants were contacted directly to verify suspect responses, and changes were made to these survey participants’ data as necessary. Salary data was not collected for part-time positions. However, the data can be used as a starting point for determining part-time pay by calculating a percentage of the base salary amount reported in the data. As part of the quality control process, data display rules are used to determine what information is presented throughout the report. The following data display guidelines are utilized throughout the report. Position Data Titles Removed For Insufficient Data Individual job title reports are not displayed where fewer than 5 organizations have provided a response. In cases where fewer than 5 responses are available, the data is still used for the aggregated data reporting in the Job Family and Operating Unit Compensation Costs & Practices reports. Survey Responses Not Displayed Survey responses are displayed as a hyphen (-) in cases where data is not available or where an insufficient number of organizations provided a response to the survey question. In the case where a zero is displayed, this data should be considered valid and the response accurate. Displaying Statistical Data (AVG, MIN, 25th PCTL, Median, 75th PCTL, MAX) The key statistical measures of Average (AVG), Minimum (MIN), 25th Percentile (25th PCTL), Median (50th PCTL), 75th Percentile (75th PCTL), and Maximum (MAX) are used to display data throughout the report. In cases where fewer than 4 organizations have provided valid data, only the AVG field will display data. All other statistical fields will display a hyphen (-) when data is not available. Throughout the report, survey responses will be displayed as numbers unless otherwise indicated by the use of a percentage (%) or dollar ($) sign.


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Overview of Survey Participants

Characteristics of Participating Organizations This section provides information about the 782 nonprofit organizations that completed the 2013 Nonprofit Organizations Salary and Benefits Survey. These organizations provided detailed information on benefit practices and compensation data on 236 different nonprofit positions. The tables in this section provide an overview of the participants based upon where they are located, their operating budget size, field of services and the number of full time staff they employ.

Full-Time Employees Number of Organizations 1-10 638

11-25 49

26-50 24

51-100 31

101-200 19

201 or more 21

Field of Work Number of Organizations Arts, Culture, and Humanities 87

Education 45

Environment and Animals 47

Health 100

Human Services 308

International, Foreign Affairs 7

Public, Societal Benefit 125

Religion Related 21

Mutual/Membership Benefit 28

Unknown, Unclassified 14

Operating Budget Number of Organizations Less than $499,999 174

$500,000 - $999,999 138

$1,000,000 - $2,499,999 149

$2,500,000 - $4,999,999 110

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999 84

$10,000,000 - $24,999,999 79

$25,000,000 - $49,999,999 22

$50,000,000 or more 26

Geographic Region Number of Organizations Northeast U.S. 271

Southeast U.S. 142

North Central U.S. 155

South Central U.S. 72

Northwest U.S. 103

Southwest U.S. 39


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Survey Participants10000 Degrees 3 Rivers Wet Weather, Inc. A Renewed Mind A.V.R.E., Inc. AAF Tucson AAWC Access Partnership ACCSES NJ Adaptive Sports Center Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Advance Housing, Inc. Adventure Science Center - Nashville Advocacy Communications International Advocates for Children and Youth Advocates, Inc. Affirmations AFSA AIA Los Angeles AICPA AIDS Action Coalition AIDS Care AIDS/HIV Services Group (ASG) Al Sigl Center Alabama Association of Nonprofits Alaska Community Development Corp Alcohol & Drug Services All For One Theater Festival

Alliance for Building Communities Alliance for Downtown NY Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse Almost Home, Inc. ALS Association Keith Worthington Chapter Alzheimer's Association Alzheimer's Association Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter Amate House America SCORES America SCORES Cleveland American Academy of Otolaryngology Allergy American Anthropological Association American Children's Home American Conference of Cantors American Council of Engineering Companies of PA American Heart Association American Kidney Fund American Lung Association of the Upper Midwest American Morgan Horse Association American Quilt Study Group American Society for Investigative Pathology American Society of Journalists and Authors

American Society of Landscape Architects American Textile History Museum And Justice For All Animal Legal Defense Fund Ann Martin Center AOCS Appraisal Institute ARC Marion, Inc. ARCSI ARISE ARIVA Arizona College Scholarship Foundation Art Association of Harrisburg Art Lab Arts & Scraps Arts for the Aging, Inc. (AFTA) Arts Services Initiative of Western New York, Inc. Ashland Historical Society Museum ASPCA Associated Charities Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action Association Of Energy Services Professionals Association of Proprietary Colleges Association to Benefit Children Athenaeum of Philadelphia

ATOC Austin History Center Association Avondale House Baker Industries Barbara Olson Center of Hope Barrel of Monkeys Barrett Foundation, Inc. Bayshore Christian Ministries Bbje.org/Building Better Jewish Education Bedford Historical Society Beech Brook BICSI Bideawee Big Brothers Big Sisters of Burlington, Camden & Gloucester Counties Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Wisconsin Big Brothers Big Sisters of Siouxland Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Heart of GA Big Brothers Big Sisters, A Community of Caring Bikur Cholim Biomedical Research Foundation Biotech Partners Black Hills Works Foundation Blind Children's Learning Center Blue Valley Community Action Partnership


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Binghamton Philharmonic Brain Injury Alliance of CT Brenau University Brevard Achievement Center Bridges For Brain Injury Bright Hope Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Broome County Arts Council Broome County Medical Society BuildOn Burlesque Hall of Fame Butler Hospital CA Park & Recreation Society, Inc. California Scottish Rite Foundation California State Firefighters' Association California State Parks Foundation California Veterinary Medical Association Cancer Coalition of South Georgia Cancer Coalition of South Georgia, Inc. Cancer Support Community-Redondo Beach Canine Therapy Corps, Inc. Canvas Health Capabilities Partnership Inc. Cape Abilities Career Wardrobe CareLink Carolina Farm Stewardship Association

CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County Casa Grande Main Street Casa Valentina, Inc. Catholic Charities of Delaware and Otsego Counties Catholic Family Center Catskill Center for Independence Cayuga Centers CCCS, Inc. CCHASM Center for Children Inc. Center for Disability Rights, Inc. Center for Independence Center for Performance Research Center for Prevention Services Center for Urban Community Services Cen-Tex Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center, Inc. Central Pennsylvania Food Bank CERF (Craft Emergency Relief Fund ) Chamber Music Tulsa Champlain Housing Trust, Inc. Charles River Public Internet Center Charles River Watershed Association Charlotte Community ToolBank Charlotte Mecklenburg Senior Centers, Inc. Child Care Council of Nassau, Inc. Child Care Council of Suffolk

Children's Dental Services Children's Museum of La Crosse Children's Tumor Foundation Chippewa Health Access Coalition dba Community Health Access Coalition Christian Social Services of Illinois Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Cincinnati Bar Association Cincinnati Museum Center City Slicker Farms Civitella Ranieri Foundation Clarifi Clinch-Powell Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc. Clinton County Women's Center CNHVNAH COA Youth & Family Centers, Inc. Colorado Cancer Coalition Colorado Cross Disability Coalition Colorado Honor Band Association Colorado Legal Services Columbus Metropolitan Club Common Good Ventures Communities In Schools of Nassau County, Inc. Community Access Unlimited Community Action of Minneapolis Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County

Community Capital Resources Community Council of St. Charles County Community Development Center Community First, Inc. Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin, Inc. Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore, Inc. Community Foundation of the Upper Peninsula Community Foundation of the Virginias, Inc. Community Foundation Santa Cruz County Community Health Alliance Foundation Community Human Services, Inc. Community Interface Services Community Mainstreaming Associates, Inc. Community Violence Intervention Center Community Youth Services Congregation Rodef Sholom Connect Foundation Conservation Consultants, Inc. Construction Owners Association of America Consultative Group on Biological Diversity Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Association of NYS Cool Kids Campaign


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Cottage Theatre CRDF Global (USCRDF) Crime Victims Assistance Center, Inc. Crisis Control Ministry, Inc. Crisis Intervention Services Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Crossroad Child & Family Services, Inc. CSH CT Community Care, Inc. CT Economic Resource Center, Inc. CTF Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville Dallas Hebrew Free Loan Association Dallas White Rock Marathon Dallas Women's Foundation Death with Dignity National Center Delaware Nature Society Delaware Riverkeeper Network Demos Dental Lifeline Network DES Action USA Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. Detroit Public Television Developmental Services Center Devereux Foundation Di Rosa Diabetes Hands Foundation Disability Rights New Jersey Dismas House of Nashville

Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Services of Saratoga County Dominion Financial Management, Inc. Down Syndrome Association of South Texas Downtown Greensboro Incorporated Durham Crisis Response Center Dutchess Tourism Dynamic Youth Community, Inc. Eagle Creek Park Foundation Eagle Mount Bozeman EAP of WWS Counties, Inc. Early Care and Learning Council Early Childhood Council Logan Phillips Sedgwick East Coast Greenway Alliance Easter Seals Joliet Region, Inc. Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation Edible Schoolyard NYC EduGuide Eighth District Dental Society Electronic body arts, Inc. aka eba Elks Aidmore, Inc. Elmore Medical Center Foundation Emelin Theatre EnableUtah Erie County Council for the Prevention of Alcohol and Substance Abuse ETM-LA, Inc.

Every Child Matters Education Fund EveryChild, Inc. Exchange Club Family Center ExplorNet Fair Housing Center of Southwest Michigan Fairfax Choral Society Faith in Action Senior Access Families First of Palm Beach County Family Life Communications Family Promise of Pulaski County Family Service Communities Family Service of Morris County Family Services Family Services, Inc. FAMILYConnections Family-to-Family Project Farm Journal Foundation First Colony Community Association First Graduate First United Methodist Church FLGA District, LCMS Florence Fuller Child Development Centers Florida Alliance of Community Development Corporations, Inc. Florida Independent Auto Dealers Association FOCUS Churches of Albany, Inc. Focus on Youth, Inc. Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia

Foodshare Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre Fort Worth Pregnancy Center Foundation for Blind Children Franciscan Mission Service Friends of Animals, Inc. Friends of John Jay Homestead Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness Friends of Seniors of Dutchess County Corporation Friends of the Children New York Friends of the Kaw Friends of Van Cortlandt Park FSEEF Full Life Funding Partners Futures Explored Gateway Chapter Paralyzed Veterans of America Gene Slay's Boys' Club of St. Louis Georgia Soccer Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania Girl Scouts Of Western New York, Inc. Girls on the Run of Columbia Glass Manufacturing Industry Council Glendive Medical Center Foundation Global Campaign for Education-USA Global Health Action, Inc.


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Good Sports Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Grand Rapids Community Foundation Grantmakers Forum of New York Great Plains Institute Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc. Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund, Inc. Greater Yellowstone Coalition Green Tree Community Health Foundation GRID Alternatives Girl Scouts of Orange County Guardian Finance and Advocacy Services Gulf Coast Community Foundation Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity Buffalo Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus County Habitat for Humanity of Evansville Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver Habitat for Humanity of NYS Hanford Mills Museum Haven

Hawaii State Bar Association Health Physics Society Heart of Florida United Way Hebrew Educational Society Heckrodt Wetland Reserve Hedges Regional Speech & Hearing Center Heifer International Heights and Hills Helen Woodward Animal Center Helping Our Women Hemophilia Association of NY, Inc. Hendrix College Henry Clay Memorial Foundation Herkimer County HealthNet, Inc. Hermes Music Foundation Hill Country Family Services Hispanic Federation, Inc. Hispanic Housing Development Corp Historic Bridge Foundation Ho Chunk Community Development Corporation Hobby Center Foundation Homes for Our Troops Hope Cancer Resources Hope Haven of Northeast Georgia, Inc. Hope Haven, Inc. Hope House Horizons National House of Refuge, Inc.

HR Dynamics, Inc. as an Agent for FEGS HUC School of Jewish Nonprofit Management Human Development Services of Westchester Humanities West Huntsville Rehabilitation Foundation, Inc. d/b/a Phoenix IACP Illinois Performance Excellence Implementation Sciences International, Inc. Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Industrial Council of Nearwest Chicago Ingleside at King Farm Institute for Strategic Clarity InterAction Interim, Inc. International Association of Operative Millers International Center for Transitional Justice International Christian Ministries International Documentary Association International Rescue Committee Iowa Association of School Boards ISED Ventures Ithaca Health Alliance, Inc. Jacison County United Way Jackson Street Youth Shelter JDiscover

Jeff Davis Communities Against Domestic Abuse (CADA), Inc. Jefferson Franklin Community Action Corporation Jewish Community Center of Binghamton Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford, Inc. Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly Jewish Family Service Association Joanna M. Nicolay Melanoma Foundation Job Squad, Inc. Judaism Your Way Junior Achievement USA Kalamazoo River Watershed Council Kappa Omicron Nu Kid Net Foundation Kids Central, Inc. Kingdom House Kinsman foundation Lake County Partnership for Economic Development Lake Erie Nature & Science Center Lake Tahoe Humane Society and S.P.C.A. Lakeview MHS, Inc. LDA Life & Learning Services Legacy Ministries, Inc. Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Legal Aid Society of Northeastern NY Legal Services for Seniors


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Legal Services of Northwest Jersey Lexington Public Library Foundation LFA Mid-South Liberty Community Development Corporation Life Steps Foundation LightHawk Lighthouse of Oakland County Lincoln Links - North Shore Youth Health Service Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw, Inc. Loaves & Fishes Community Pantry Long Island Arts Alliance Lotus Music & Dance

Louisiana Public Health Institute Lower Columbia CAP Lummi Island Heritage Trust Lutheran Community Services Lutheran Social Services of IL Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin & Upper Michigan Maine Cancer Foundation Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington Make-A-Wish Foundation of Metro New York Make-A-Wish Southern Nevada Marbridge Foundation Marklund Maverick Capital Foundation

Meals On Wheels of Asheville and Buncombe County Meals on Wheels of Chemung County, Inc. Meals on Wheels of Syracuse Media Bridges Cincinnati Meeting Professionals International Mental Health Association of Morris County Merrymakers Association Metropolitan Drug Commission Metropolitan Tenants Organization Michigan League for Public Policy Michigan Theater Foundation Mid America Nutrition Program Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Middlesex DUIL Program Midwood Development Corporation Mifflin County Industrial Development Corporation Military Heritage Foundation DBA Army Heritage Center Foundation MindsEye Ministry with Community Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Mirror, Inc. MISN Missouri Corn Growers MJE Mobile Baykeeper

Mohonk Preserve, Inc. Monmouth County SPCA Montana Justice Foundation Montana Weed Control Association Mothers Against Drunk Driving Move San Diego MRC Industries, Inc. Ms. Molly Foundation Music in the Vineyards NACPA National Alliance of State & Territorial AIDS Directors National Association for Campus Activities National Association of Mortgage Field Services Inc National Association of Women Lawyers National Broadcasting Society National Center for Law and Economic Justice National Council of Agricultural Employers (NCAE) National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. National Domestic Workers Alliance National Eating Disorders Association National eHealth Collaborative National Family Preservation Network National Health Care for the Homeless Council, Inc. National Kidney Foundation

National Lung Cancer Partnership National Museum of Industrial History National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Inc. NC Academy of Physician Assistants NCCEE NCECA Neighbors Link Stamford New Bern Preservation Foundation New Jersey Tree Foundation New Mexico Environmental Law Center New York Foundation New York Therapeutic Communities, Inc. New York Women in Film & Television Newark Boys Chorus School Next Step KC f/k/a KC CASH Coalition NextStep for Life, Inc. Nez Perce Trail Foundation NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence NH Land & Community Heritage Investment Program NNY Cerebral Palsy Association Nonprofit Learning Point North Dakota Association of Realtors North Shore Senior Center


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Northpointe Council, Inc. Northwest Indiana Forum NorthWest Initiative Norwegian-American Historical Association Nueva Vida, Inc. NYSARC Inc., Broome-Tioga County Chapter dba ACHIEVE NYSSA Oak Park Area Association of Realtors OCAAC Ocala Police Department Ogden Nature Center Old Colony Y OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) One n ten One Warm Coat Openlands Oregon Adult Soccer Association Out & Equal Workplace Advocates Oxfam America PA Bar Foundation Pacific Asian Counseling Services Pacific Legal Foundation Palace Performing Arts Center, Inc. Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce Parent Booster USA, Inc. Parsons Child and Family Center Partnerships With Industry

Peabody Access Telecommunications, Inc. PearlPoint Cancer Support Peconic Land Trust Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association People, Inc. People Making a Difference Perinatal Network of Monroe County Perot Museum of Nature and Science Peter Maurin House, Inc. Philadelphia VIP Phoenix Pride Phoenixville Healthcare Access Planned Parenthood of Nassau County Planned Parenthood of the Heartland Planned Parenthood of the Rochester/Syracuse Region Planned Parenthood Shasta Pacific Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Preservation Association, Inc. Pratt Area Community Council Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Mission Agency Preservation of Egyptian Theatre, Inc. Price Hill Will Prison Fellowship Ministries Pro Action Of Steuben and Yates, Inc.

Pro Bono Partnership Professional & Technical Employees, Local 17 ProGeorgia Project HOPE Project WET Foundation Prototypes Public Allies Queens Council on the Arts Quill and Scroll International Honor Society for High School Journalists Rainbow Christian Camp Rain-Central Missouri, Inc. Reader to Reader Realogy Charitable Foundation Regional Economic Community Action Program, Inc. REI Research Foundation of CUNY Residence XII Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc. ReThink Local Retired Senior Volunteer Program Revels Rio Grande Cancer Foundation Roadrunner Food Bank Robins' Nest, Inc. Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Washington, D.C.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Central Florida Roundabout Theatre Company Rubicon Programs, Inc. Rural Ulster Preservation Company Safe Sitter, Inc. SAFE, Inc. of Transylvania County SafeHaven of Tarrant County Safety Equipment Institute Salisbury Neighborhood Housing Services Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts Samaritan Center for Counseling and Pastoral Care San Francisco Hillel Jewish Student Center. Santa Fe Adolescent Services SCGA Foundation School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community Searcy Children's Homes, Inc. Sears Methodist Foundation Second Sense SEEDS Senior Charity Care Foundation Senior Services, Inc. Seven Pillars House of Wisdom Shelter Care Ministries Shenandoah University Sherburne History Center ShowMe Aquatics & fitness Sierra Salem Christian Homes


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SightLife Silicon Valley Community Foundation Sisters of St. Dominic Skid Row Housing Trust Sky King Foundation Smith Center for Healing and the Arts Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Somebody Cares America SOS Children's Villages - Florida South Central Regional Library Council Southern Adirondack Child Care Network, Inc. Southern Adirondack Independent Living Center Spaulding Support Services Special Citizens Futures Unlimited Inc. Special Kids Foundation Special Love, Inc. Spina Bifida Coalition of Cincinnati Spokane Low Income Housing Consortium Spread the Word Nevada Springboard Enterprises St. Croix River Association St. Francis Children's Center St. Francis Children's Center St. Louis Earth Day Stardust Non-Profit Building Supplies Steppingstones Learning Center Stonecroft Ministries

Strategic Foresight Sundog Theatre Suited for Change Symposia Medicus TAMB of Jackson TN, Inc. Teen Challenge International, USA Teen Lifeline Telling the Truth, Inc. Tennessee Recreation & Parks Association test Text and Academic Authors Association, Inc. The Affordable Housing Group of North Carolina, Inc. The Arc Greater Twin Cities The Arc of Atlantic County, Inc. The Arthritis Foundation, Inc. The Arts Center of the Capital Region The Arts Partnership The Ayn Rand Institute The Baby Fold The Bridge Youth and Family Services The Center for EcoTechnology The Center for Family Resources The Center for Victims of Torture The Children's Law Center New York The Children's Museum of Memphis The Choices Program The City Club of Cleveland

The Collaborative of NC The Community Place of Greater Rochester The Dr Tom Dooley Foundation The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration, Inc. The Family Giving Tree The First Tee of Idaho The Foraker Group The Gathering Place The Global FoodBanking Network The Guild The Holden Arboretum The IOLTA Fund of the Bar of New Jersey The Journey Fellowship The Joy of Music School The Life is Good Kids Foundation The Little Orchestra Society/Orpheum, Inc. The Lustgarten Foundation The Mighell Fund, Inc. The National Beta Club The Order of the Daughters of the King The Parent Child Center of Tulsa, Inc. The Parent-Child Home Program The Place of Forsyth County, Inc. The Play Company The Red Devils The Right Place, Inc. The SEPP Group The Sierra Fund

The Tuition Exchange, Inc. The Utility Reform Network The V Foundation The Vegetarian Resource Group The Wellness Coalition Third Street Alliance for Women & Children Third Way Center Tioga Opportunities, Inc. Tony Hawk Foundation ToolBank USA TREC Triangle Education Foundation Trinity Missions Tri-Valley CAREs Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Trudeau Institute Twin Lakes Christian Center U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants United Methodist Home for Children, Inc. United Way of Benton & Lincoln Counties United Way of Central Carolinas United Way of Central Florida United Way of Central Ohio United Way of Hays County United Way of Madison County, Inc. United Way of Northwest Louisiana United Way of Posey County United Way of Southwest Michigan


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University of Alaska Fairbanks Alumni Association University of Central Arkansas University of Colorado Upwardly Global Urban Ecology Center Ursuline Academy of Dallas USAction Valley Memorial Foundation Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Vassar-Warner Home Vera House, Inc. Vermont Arts Council Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program Virginia Bio Virginia Independent Automobile Dealers Association Virginia Mentoring Partnership Virginia Museum of Natural History VNA & Hospice Foundation VNA Hospice Care Vocational Services, Inc. Volunteer Management Centers, Inc.

VSIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired Walden Theatre WalkSanDiego Washington Association of Community & Migrant Health Centers Washington Business Improvement District Washington Red Raspberry Commission Watts Labor Community Action Committee We Teach Science Foundation Weekend of Chamber Music West Creek Conservancy West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy Westchester County Historical Society Western Youth Network WHRO WICPA Wildlife Foundation of Florida, Inc. Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls Wilson Memorial Hospital Foundation Wisconsin EMS Association Woman's Missionary Union

Women's Flat Track Derby Association Women's Project & Productions, Inc. Women's Rural Entrepreneurial Network World Vision, Inc. WORT Community Radio Writers In The Schools WWCI Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc. Yellowstone Association YMCA of Greater Rochester YMCA of the USA York Theatre Company Youth And Family Counseling Agency Of Oyster Bay Youth Service Opportunities Project Youth Unlimited YWCA Mohawk Valley YWCA Westfield YWCA NYC


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Guide to Locating and Using the Report Data

Changes in Data from 2012 - 2013

Each section within the report contains a table that shows changes in the data for each field from 2012 to 2013. This table gives the user a quick snapshot of the changes and possible future data trends for each area of information. Each positive or negative number shows the percentage change in the data from 2012 to 2013. A hyphen (-) is displayed when comparable data is not available from the previous year. All results presented in this table represent the nationwide average for the data (shown as, All Organizations). Below is a sample report section showing what the table looks like, and how the results will be displayed.


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Finding and Using the Compensation Data

This section will help you understand what information is available within the compensation reports and where to find it. Each report section presents unique information that can be used to quickly assess market competitiveness and benchmark compensation practices. The compensation data is organized and displayed through four different reports. When used in combination, the report sections provide a comprehensive view of compensation practices throughout all levels of an organization.

Quick Guide to the Compensation Report Sections Type of Information Needed Where to Find the Information

Salary and bonus information for a single position • Individual Job Title Reports

Compensation data for a department or group of related positions • Job Family Reports

Compensation data for all positions within the organization • Operating Unit Compensation Costs & Practices Report

Employee data and compensation practices for the whole organization • Employee Turnover & Salary Increases Report

The information available within each report section is presented by multiple views to allow for easy comparisons against relevant peer organizations by geographic location, operating budget, or field of work. Each compensation segment below contains a brief description of the information available within the report section. Look for the Suggested Uses for the Data component for recommendations and guidance on how the data might be used for comparison purposes. Individual Job Title Reports Individual Job Title reports provide base salary, bonus information, and total cash compensation data for a specific position title. Each report includes:

• Benchmark Job Description Used for the Position • Total Number of Organizations Reporting Data for the Position • Average Number of Full-Time Employees within the Position • Average Number of Years Employed with the Organization • Base Salary Compensation Statistics • Percentage of Organizations Offering Bonus Pay • Percentage of Employees Receiving Bonus Pay • Maximum Bonus Offered • Average Bonus Pay Received • Total Cash Compensation Statistics


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Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s base salary or total cash compensation practices for a specific job title. Compare employee length of service for a specific position within your organization. Evaluate your organization’s bonus or incentive pay practices for a particular position. Find comparable data to satisfy IRS Intermediate Sanctions documentation requirements for your organization’s top executives.

Job Family Reports Job Family reports provide a department level view of compensation data for a group of related jobs. 27 unique Job Family Reports are displayed within the compensation section of the report. Each Job Family report includes:

• Listing of the Individual Position Titles Included within the Job Family • Number of Organizations Reporting Data for the Job Family • Number of Full-Time Employees within the Job Family • Number of Years Job Family Employees have been with the Organization • Total Cash Compensation Cost for each Employee within the Job Family • Total Cash Compensation Cost Statistics for the Job Family • Percentage of Job Family Total Cash Compensation Costs Comprised of Bonus Pay • Percentage of Organizations Offering Bonus Pay to Job Family Positions • Percentage of Employees within the Job Family Receiving Bonus Pay

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s compensation costs for a department or group of related positions. Compare employee tenure within your organization at a department level. Evaluate your organization’s incentive or bonus pay practices for a particular department.

Operating Unit Compensation Costs & Practices Report The Operating Unit report provides aggregated compensation data for all positions within an organization. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Number of Full-Time Employees within the Organization • Number of Years Employees have been with the Organization • Total Cash Compensation Costs for each Employee within the Organization • Total Cash Compensation Cost Statistics for the Organization • Percentage of Total Cash Compensation Comprised of Bonus Pay • Percentage of Organizations Offering Bonus Pay • Percentage of Employees Receiving Bonus Pay


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Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s total compensation costs. Compare the organization’s overall employee tenure and retention practices. Evaluate your organization’s incentive or bonus pay practices.

Employee Turnover & Salary Increases Report This report section provides aggregated employee turnover & salary increase data at the organization level. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Number of Full-Time Employees within the Organization • Percentage of Full-Time Exempt Level Staff • Number of Part-Time Employees within the Organization • Number of Years Employees have been with the Organization • Full-Time Employee Turnover Statistics • Annual Salary Increases for Prior Year • Projected Salary Increases for Current Year

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s full-time employee turnover. Analyze the organization’s mix of exempt versus non-exempt employees. Compare the organization’s projected and prior year annual salary increase practices. Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s staffing model.


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Finding and Using the Benefits Data This section will help you understand what information is available within the benefit reports and where to find it. Each report section presents unique information that can be used to quickly assess market competitiveness and benefit practices. The benefits data is organized and displayed through eighteen different reports. When used in combination, the report sections provide a complete view of benefit practices throughout the nonprofit sector. Quick Guide to the Benefit Report Sections

Type of Information Needed Where to Find the Information Information about general benefits offered to employees • General Benefit Offerings Report

Flexible Spending Accounts offerings and practices • Flexible Spending Accounts Report Type of leave benefits provided and number of days offered (e.g.

vacation leave) • Organizational Leave Reports

Methods used to compensate employees for overtime • Overtime Practices Report

Medical plans offered and employee eligibility and participation rates • Medical Plan Offerings Report

Dental plans offered and employee eligibility and participation rates • Dental Plan Offerings Report

Vision plans offered and employee eligibility and participation rates • Vision Plan Offerings Report

Costs paid by the organization for employee for medical coverage • Medical Plan Costs Report

Costs paid by the organization for employee for dental coverage • Dental Plan Costs Report

Costs paid by the organization for employee for vision coverage • Vision Plan Costs Report

Prescription drug plan benefits and employee costs • Prescription Drug Plan Offerings & Costs Report

Life insurance and disability plan offerings and employee participation • Life Insurance & Disability Plan Offerings Report

Timeframe employees must wait before life and disability benefits are available

• Life Insurance & Disability Plan Eligibility Report

Retirement plan options and employee participation • Retirement Plan Offerings Report

Employee vesting periods for retirement plans • Retirement Plan Eligibility Report

Maximum organization and employee retirement plan contributions • Retirement Plan Contributions Report

Additional perks offered to key executive positions • Executive Benefit Offerings Report

Composition and use of employment agreements for key executives • Executive Employment Agreement Reports


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The information available within each report section is presented by multiple views to allow for easy comparisons against relevant peer organizations by geographic location, operating budget, number of employees, or field of work. Each benefit segment below contains a brief description of the information available within the report section. Look for the Suggested Uses for the Data component for recommendations and guidance on how the data might be used for comparison purposes. General Benefit Offerings Report This report section provides information about 34 different general benefits that are offered by organizations to their employees. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Benefit Type

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s general benefit practices. Identify additional benefits that can be offered to increase market competitiveness. Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s benefit package.

Flexible Spending Accounts Report The Flexible Spending Account report provides information on healthcare and dependent care account usage and practices. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Flexible Spending Account Programs • Maximum Employee Contribution Statistics

Suggested Uses for the Data: Analyze the use of flexible spending account benefit programs within the marketplace. Evaluate the competitiveness of your organization’s flexible spending account program.

Organizational Leave Reports Includes the following 9 Report Sections: Paid Vacation Leave, Paid Sick Leave, Paid Corporate Holidays, Paid Floating Holidays, Paid Personal Days, Paid Bereavement, Extended Sick Leave Pool, Paid Time Off (PTO), Family and Medical Leave (FMLA) with Pay These reports provide data on the number of leave days provided to employees based upon the length of service with the organization. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Benefit Type • Number of Leave Days Offered to Employees by Length of Employment with the Organization • Percentage of Organizations Offering Benefits to Part-Time Employees


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Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s employee leave practices. Identify emerging market trends in the use of employee leave programs. Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s employee leave practices for part-time staff.

Overtime Practices Report This report section provides information on how organizations compensate employees that work overtime. The report provides data on employees classified by the Fair Labor Standards Act as exempt and non-exempt. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Utilizing Each Compensation Method

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s overtime practices for exempt and non-exempt staff.

Medical, Dental and Vision Plan Offering Reports These reports provide information on the scope and usage of medical, dental and vision plans made available by organizations to their employees. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Plan Benefits • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Plan Type • Percentage of Employees Enrolled in Each Plan Type • Eligibility Time Frame Requirements for Employee Plan Participation • Percentage of Organizations Offering Plan Coverage to Part-Time Employees • Percentage of Organizations Offering Reimbursement for Medical Plan Opt-Out

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s medical, dental, or vision plan offerings. Identify emerging market trends in the use of medical, dental and vision plans. Assess the competitiveness of the organization’s employee eligibility time frame for plan participation. Evaluate your organization’s practice of providing medical, dental or vision plan benefits to part-time staff.

Medical, Dental and Vision Plan Cost Reports These reports show the monthly cost and percentage of the cost paid by the organization for all medical, dental and vision plan offerings. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Total Monthly Cost for Plan Coverage • Percentage of Monthly Cost Paid By the Organization


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Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s medical, dental, or vision plan costs. Identify opportunities to reduce medical, dental, and vision plan costs. Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s premium cost share coverage for each medical, dental, or vision plan offered.

Prescription Drug Plan Offerings & Costs Report This report provides data on prescription drug plan offerings and the costs associated with filling a prescription through retail and mail order pharmacies. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Prescription Drug Plan Benefits • Cost to Fill a 30-Day Supply of Medication at a Retail Pharmacy • Cost to Fill a 90-Day Supply of Medication Through a Mail Order Pharmacy

Suggested Uses for the Data: Compare your organization’s prescription drug plan costs. Identify opportunities to reduce prescription drug plan costs.

Life Insurance & Disability Plan Offerings Report This report provides information on the types of life insurance and disability plans offered to employees and participation rates by plan type. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Plan Type • Percentage of Employees Enrolled in Each Plan Type • Percentage of Organizations Offering Plan Coverage to Part-Time Employees

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s life insurance and disability plan offerings. Evaluate the participation rates of your employees within each plan type.

Life Insurance & Disability Plan Eligibility Report This report provides information on life insurance and disability plans eligibility time frames for each plan type offered to employees. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Eligibility Time Frame Requirements for Employee Plan Participation

Suggested Uses for the Data: Assess the competitiveness of the organization’s employee eligibility time frame for plan participation.


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Retirement Plan Offerings Report This report provides information on the types of retirement plans offered to employees and participation rates by plan type. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Plan Type • Percentage of Employees Enrolled in Each Plan Type • Percentage of Organizations Offering Plan Coverage to Part-Time Employees

Suggested Uses for the Data: Compare your organization’s retirement plan offerings. Evaluate employee participation rates within each plan type.

Retirement Plan Eligibility Report This report provides information on retirement benefits eligibility time frames for each retirement plan option offered to employees. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Eligibility Time Frame Requirements for Employee Plan Participation

Suggested Uses for the Data: Assess the competitiveness of the organization’s employee eligibility time frame for plan participation.

Retirement Plan Contributions Report This report shows the maximum percentage an organization will contribute to each plan type as a percentage of an employee’s salary. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Maximum Organization Contribution by Plan Type

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s retirement plan benefits. Identify opportunities to reduce retirement plan costs.


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Executive Benefit Offerings Report Reports are provided for the following 15 Executive Positions: Chief Executive Officer/ President/Executive Director, Chancellor/President, Chief Operating Officer/Associate Executive Director, Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Advocacy Officer, Chief Development Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Program Officer, Chief Scientific Officer, Chief of Staff These reports provide market data on the percentage of organizations that offer 11 additional benefits to executive level positions. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Offering Additional Benefits for Executives • Percentage of Organizations Offering Each Benefit Type

Suggested Uses for the Data: Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s executive compensation package. Find comparable data to satisfy IRS Intermediate Sanctions documentation requirements for your organization’s top executives. Identify additional benefits that can be offered to increase market competitiveness.

Executive Employment Agreement Reports Reports are provided for the following 15 Executive Positions: Chief Executive Officer/ President/Executive Director, Chancellor/President, Chief Operating Officer/Associate Executive Director, Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Advocacy Officer, Chief Development Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Program Officer, Chief Scientific Officer, Chief of Staff These reports provide information on the use of five popular contract terms found within employment agreements. The reports also cover the length of the agreement and the percentage of organizations that use employment agreements for each position. Each report includes:

• Number of Organizations Reporting Data • Percentage of Organizations Utilizing Employment Agreements for Executives • Number of Years the Employment Agreement Covers • Percentage of Organizations that Utilize Each Contract Term

Suggested Uses for the Data: Benchmark your organization’s employment agreement practices. Identify what components and contract terms are used most frequently. Evaluate the competitiveness of the organization’s executive compensation package.


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Report Presentation Views

The information within the report is presented by multiple reporting views to allow the user to quickly identify the most relevant data set for comparison. The following four distinct reporting views are used throughout the report to display the data: 1) Operating Budget, 2) Geographic Region, 3) Field of Work, and 4) Number of Employees. Each section within the report utilizes three of the available reporting views to present the data. The reporting views utilized are dependent upon the content and the relevance to the data being displayed. Each of the four reporting views contains predefined “bands” or subcategories that organize the display of the data. One additional aspect of each reporting view is the All Organizations row. The All Organizations row provides a summary of the data being displayed within each band of the reporting view. See the charts below for definitions of the bands displayed within the reporting views.

Geographic Region States within the Region

Northeast U.S. Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont

Southeast U.S. Alabama, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia

North Central U.S. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin

South Central U.S. Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas

Northwest U.S. Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming

Southwest U.S Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah


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Operating Budget

(Organization Fiscal-Year Operating Expenses)

Less than $499,999

$500,000 - $999,999

$1,000,000 - $2,499,999

$2,500,000 - $4,999,999

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999

$10,000,000 - $24,999,999

$25,000,000 - $49,999,999

$50,000,000 or more

Number of Employees (Full Time Staff)

1-10

11-25

26-50

51-100

101-200

201 or more

Field of Work Sub-Categories

Arts, Culture, and Humanities Arts, Culture, and Humanities

Education Educational Institutions

Environment and Animal Environmental Quality Protection, Beautification Animal Related

Health Health - General & Rehabilitative Mental Health, Crisis Intervention

Disease, Disorders, Medical Disciplines Medical Research

Human Services

Crime, Legal Related Employment, Job Related

Agriculture, Food, Nutrition Housing, Shelter

Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics

Youth Development Human Services

International, Foreign Affairs International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security

Public, Societal Benefit

Civil Rights, Social Actions, Advocacy Community Improvement, Capacity Building Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Science and Technology Research Institutes

Social Science Research Institute Public, Society Benefit

Religion Related Religion, Spiritual Development

Mutual/Membership Benefit Mutual/Membership Benefit Organizations, Other

Unknown, Unclassified Unknown


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Compensation Section

2014 Nonprofit Organizations Nationwide Salary and Benefits Report © 2014 Bluewater Nonprofit Solutions Page 39

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Administrative/General Office Job FamilyDetailed AnalysisAdministration Director; Administrative Assistant, Intermediate Level; Administrative Assistant, Junior Level; Administrative Assistant, Senior Level; Data Entry Operator; Data Entry Supervisor; Executive Assistant; File Clerk; Mail Clerk; Meetings and Events Manager/Planner; Office Manager; Receptionist

$5,000,000 to $9,999,999 57 5 5.8 $37,637 2.66% 0.45% 1.53% 2.29% 3.40% 9.30% 0.54% 36.84% 65.59%

All Organizations 394 3 6.3 $38,274 5.61% 0.09% 2.01% 3.74% 6.76% 38.22% 0.51% 33.76% 58.81%

$10,000,000 to $24,999,999 37 6 6.2 $41,410 1.60% 0.14% 0.69% 1.17% 1.97% 5.75% 0.69% 35.14% 65.00%

$50,000,000 or More 1 8 3.5 $47,224 0.19% - - - - - 0.00% 100.00% 0.00%

$25,000,000 to $49,999,999 9 15 4.2 $36,255 1.39% 0.09% 0.32% 0.97% 1.34% 3.69% 0.36% 22.22% 100.00%

$0 to $499,999 43 1 6.5 $35,034 16.62% 5.06% 8.73% 13.64% 23.14% 38.22% 0.48% 34.88% 53.33%

$2,500,000 to $4,999,999 77 3 7.8 $39,722 3.76% 0.69% 1.79% 2.81% 5.35% 15.19% 0.60% 35.06% 61.07%

$1,000,000 to $2,499,999 102 2 5.4 $37,656 4.81% 1.25% 2.39% 3.70% 6.27% 22.50% 0.50% 35.29% 54.17%

$500,000 to $999,999 68 1 6.4 $38,571 7.22% 2.82% 4.59% 5.74% 8.32% 22.30% 0.37% 26.47% 55.56%

Scope Operating Metrics Total Cash Compensation as a % of the Operating Budget Bonus Practices

Operating Budget # of ORGs

# of Full Time EMPs

# of Years With ORG Cost Per EMP AVG MIN 25th PCTL Median 75th PCTL MAX

% of Total Cash COMP

% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

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Public, Societal Benefit 57 2 4.6 $39,601 5.76% 0.20% 2.36% 4.41% 8.50% 30.00% 0.39% 26.32% 56.67%

International, Foreign Affairs 4 3 9.4 $46,000 2.62% 1.31% 2.05% 2.75% 3.33% 3.66% 1.32% 50.00% 83.33%


Unknown, Unclassified 6 4 11.9 $35,504 4.45% 1.50% 3.44% 4.08% 4.41% 9.30% 0.85% 50.00% 66.67%

Mutual, Membership Benefit 22 2 7.3 $41,038 8.11% 0.31% 2.90% 5.61% 12.13% 24.38% 0.29% 31.82% 64.29%

Religion Related 12 3 7.0 $36,371 7.02% 2.56% 3.70% 5.48% 8.07% 20.20% 0.22% 41.67% 70.00%

Arts, Culture, and Humanities 34 2 5.7 $40,225 9.32% 0.60% 2.09% 5.53% 12.40% 35.20% 0.80% 47.06% 68.75%

Human Services 165 4 6.7 $36,369 4.40% 0.09% 1.75% 2.96% 5.76% 35.71% 0.46% 33.94% 52.63%

Education 19 7 7.8 $40,251 6.02% 2.16% 3.99% 5.21% 7.99% 14.03% 1.05% 31.58% 100.00%

Health 55 3 5.0 $37,844 6.38% 0.19% 2.20% 4.09% 7.36% 38.22% 0.46% 25.45% 50.00%

Environment and Animals 20 3 6.5 $43,582 3.64% 0.14% 1.52% 2.59% 5.78% 9.28% 0.60% 45.00% 50.79%


Field of Work # of ORGs

# of Full Time EMPs



% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

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Administrative/General Office Job FamilyDetailed Analysis

South Central U.S. 28 3 5.7 $35,934 5.63% 0.32% 2.32% 3.10% 7.19% 35.71% 0.60% 46.43% 76.92%


Southwest U.S. 21 3 5.9 $36,756 6.45% 1.25% 2.25% 5.47% 8.69% 24.38% 0.41% 14.29% 33.33%

Northwest U.S. 52 4 4.7 $40,517 4.69% 0.14% 1.72% 3.44% 6.10% 33.50% 0.56% 34.62% 45.37%

North Central U.S. 83 3 7.1 $37,399 6.09% 0.45% 2.27% 4.09% 6.33% 35.20% 0.44% 34.94% 61.40%

Northeast U.S. 141 3 6.3 $38,722 5.12% 0.19% 2.00% 3.63% 6.27% 27.12% 0.56% 34.75% 58.31%

Southeast U.S. 69 3 6.5 $38,131 6.46% 0.09% 2.29% 3.91% 7.10% 38.22% 0.47% 30.43% 60.32%


Geographic Region # of ORGs

# of Full Time EMPs



% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNG

All Organizations 6.83% 0.55% 4.93% -8.98% 84.11% 5.57% -3.52% -5.13% -34.31% 3.87% 6.93% 9.44%


# of Full Time EMPs



% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNG

Changes in Data from 2012 - 2013The report below shows how the data has changed in each field from 2012 to 2013. A positive percentage represents a number that has increased in value from 2012 to 2013, and a percentage with a negative sign represents a number that has decreased in value from 2012 to 2013. This symbol “>” will be used whenever a positive percentage change is greater than 100 percent. A hyphen (-) is displayed when comparable data is not available.


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Administrative Assistant, Intermediate Level -- Position Code: 2001Detailed AnalysisPerforms routine clerical and administrative functions such as drafting correspondence, scheduling appointments and travel, organizing and maintaining paper and electronic files, updating databases, or providing information to callers. Prepares and formats reports, presentations, program materials, and other documents as necessary using the full suite of office productivity software.

$5,000,000 to $9,999,999 29 3 6.8 $33,521 $20,800 $30,000 $32,719 $38,000 $46,058 20.69% 52.78% 4.00% 0.59% $33,566 $20,800 $30,000 $32,719 $38,000 $47,058

All Organizations 153 5 6.3 $33,622 $17,200 $29,200 $32,900 $37,800 $53,700 20.26% 66.67% 11.00% 1.63% $33,739 $17,200 $29,328 $32,900 $38,000 $53,700

$10,000,000 to $24,999,999 28 4 6.1 $32,471 $18,000 $27,750 $32,778 $36,450 $47,632 10.71% 83.33% 5.70% 1.80% $32,507 $18,000 $27,750 $32,778 $36,450 $47,632

$50,000,000 or More 13 25 6.0 $36,436 $27,044 $34,200 $36,700 $39,700 $44,785 15.38% 50.00% 2.80% 1.42% $36,496 $27,814 $34,200 $36,700 $39,700 $44,785

$25,000,000 to $49,999,999 12 7 5.6 $33,283 $23,800 $27,884 $32,650 $38,908 $42,900 8.33% 100.00% 6.25% 3.00% $33,366 $23,800 $27,884 $33,150 $38,908 $42,900

$0 to $499,999 6 1 4.2 $25,723 $18,000 $20,985 $24,170 $29,350 $37,000 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% $25,723 $18,000 $20,985 $24,170 $29,350 $37,000

$2,500,000 to $4,999,999 26 2 8.8 $37,648 $21,000 $31,850 $36,550 $42,600 $53,000 34.62% 66.67% 11.00% 2.20% $37,974 $21,000 $31,850 $37,300 $42,600 $53,500

$1,000,000 to $2,499,999 31 1 5.1 $32,057 $17,200 $27,000 $31,200 $35,000 $53,700 25.81% 75.00% 10.00% 1.93% $32,225 $17,200 $27,000 $31,200 $35,300 $53,700

$500,000 to $999,999 8 1 5.5 $32,863 $20,000 $30,604 $32,000 $34,524 $48,000 25.00% 50.00% 2.00% 0.16% $32,875 $20,000 $30,604 $32,050 $34,524 $48,000

Scope Base Salary Bonus Total Cash Compensation

Operating Budget # of ORGs

# of Full

Time EMPs

# of Years With ORG AVG MIN

25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNGMAX % Payout

AVG % Paid AVG MIN

25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

Public, Societal Benefit 18 2 4.4 $33,421 $20,000 $30,001 $33,430 $37,950 $42,500 5.56% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% $33,421 $20,000 $30,001 $33,430 $37,950 $42,500

International, Foreign Affairs 2 4 16.0 $37,898 - - - - - 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% $37,898 - - - - -


Unknown, Unclassified 4 3 7.8 $40,923 $30,000 $37,500 $43,029 $46,452 $47,632 25.00% 100.00% 4.00% 2.17% $41,173 $30,000 $37,500 $43,529 $47,202 $47,632

Mutual, Membership Benefit 5 1 10.0 $35,720 $30,300 $32,000 $34,202 $37,100 $45,000 40.00% 50.00% 0.50% 0.29% $35,760 $30,300 $32,000 $34,402 $37,100 $45,000

Religion Related 11 5 5.5 $35,015 $30,000 $32,850 $34,341 $36,025 $42,900 36.36% 100.00% 3.00% 0.87% $35,113 $30,576 $32,900 $34,341 $36,025 $42,900

Arts, Culture, and Humanities 5 1 4.7 $34,427 $27,000 $30,000 $32,000 $32,136 $51,000 20.00% 100.00% 2.00% 1.56% $34,527 $27,000 $30,000 $32,000 $32,636 $51,000

Human Services 67 4 6.8 $31,490 $18,000 $26,650 $31,000 $35,288 $53,700 19.40% 74.36% 6.25% 1.57% $31,583 $18,000 $26,650 $31,000 $35,413 $53,700

Education 8 3 5.8 $32,643 $17,200 $31,190 $34,681 $35,750 $40,000 25.00% 100.00% 10.00% 5.50% $33,125 $17,200 $31,190 $34,855 $38,125 $40,000

Health 26 11 6.0 $35,356 $24,700 $31,250 $35,000 $39,200 $50,000 15.38% 25.00% 11.00% 1.75% $35,491 $24,700 $31,250 $35,000 $39,200 $53,500

Environment and Animals 7 2 5.1 $39,574 $32,600 $34,600 $39,218 $42,100 $51,800 42.86% 33.33% 4.00% 1.39% $39,788 $32,600 $35,350 $39,218 $42,100 $51,800



# of Full

Time EMPs


25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNGMAX % Payout

AVG % Paid AVG MIN

25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX


SAMPLE

Administrative Assistant, Intermediate Level -- Position Code: 2001Detailed Analysis

South Central U.S. 12 21 6.6 $32,755 $24,000 $30,750 $31,950 $35,000 $47,632 16.67% 100.00% 3.00% 0.96% $32,803 $24,000 $30,894 $31,950 $35,000 $47,632


Southwest U.S. 7 3 6.7 $31,914 $20,800 $31,289 $32,719 $34,750 $37,800 28.57% 100.00% 10.00% 5.63% $32,470 $20,800 $31,487 $32,719 $36,150 $38,500

Northwest U.S. 21 3 5.3 $37,994 $27,100 $32,000 $34,600 $42,000 $53,700 28.57% 52.78% 11.00% 1.69% $38,218 $27,117 $32,000 $34,600 $42,000 $53,700

North Central U.S. 33 3 7.6 $32,499 $18,000 $29,800 $32,700 $37,600 $47,865 12.12% 62.50% 5.70% 2.12% $32,566 $18,000 $29,800 $32,700 $37,600 $47,865

Northeast U.S. 51 4 5.7 $33,357 $17,200 $27,269 $33,203 $37,900 $51,800 17.65% 55.56% 6.25% 1.20% $33,436 $17,200 $27,269 $33,203 $37,900 $51,800

Southeast U.S. 29 3 6.6 $32,974 $18,000 $28,000 $32,000 $36,000 $53,000 27.59% 75.00% 2.80% 0.97% $33,058 $18,000 $28,000 $32,000 $36,095 $53,000



# of Full

Time EMPs


25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNGMAX % Payout

AVG % Paid AVG MIN

25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

All Organizations 13.43% 17.34% 7.47% 47.01% 10.19% 9.08% 8.00% -4.79% -14.56% 42.41% -62.07% -20.86% 7.33% 47.01% 10.67% 7.52% 8.57% -4.79%


# of Full Time EMPs


25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX

% of ORGs Paying

% of Eligible EMPs

RCVNGMAX % Payout

AVG % Paid AVG MIN

25th PCTL Median

75th PCTL MAX



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Employee Benefits Section


SAMPLE

Medical Plan OfferingsDetailed Analysis

51-100 64 100.00% 70.31% 49.52% 42.19% 60.17% 10.94% 23.29% 28.13% 49.83% 0.00% 0.00%

26-50 56 98.21% 47.27% 69.20% 32.73% 63.83% 18.18% 61.10% 32.73% 44.34% 1.82% 36.00%

201 or more 48 100.00% 68.75% 49.16% 33.33% 60.71% 10.42% 48.53% 27.08% 27.15% 2.08% 35.00%

101-200 38 100.00% 68.42% 57.94% 50.00% 56.52% 13.16% 48.00% 21.05% 27.50% 2.63% 79.00%

All Organizations 634 85.49% 61.81% 62.31% 33.03% 59.44% 9.78% 58.14% 20.11% 47.79% 1.29% 59.00%

11-25 100 97.00% 55.67% 56.09% 36.08% 60.20% 9.28% 71.24% 24.74% 49.35% 1.03% 33.00%

1-10 328 73.17% 62.92% 70.78% 26.67% 58.02% 7.08% 69.61% 11.67% 62.73% 1.25% 76.67%

Scope Medical Plan Offerings & Employee Participation Rates

# of Employees# of

ORGs

% of ORGs

Offering% of ORGs

Offering% of EMPs in

Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan

PPO Plan HMO Plan POS Plan HDHP Plan Indemnity Plan

51-100 64 100.00% 10.94% 26.56% 31.25% 28.13%

All Organizations 634 85.49% 18.08% 28.04% 21.03% 27.68%

201 or more 48 100.00% 16.67% 31.25% 29.17% 18.75%

101-200 38 100.00% 13.16% 39.47% 23.68% 23.68%

26-50 56 98.21% 12.73% 36.36% 21.82% 27.27%

1-10 328 73.17% 20.83% 27.50% 17.08% 27.50%

11-25 100 97.00% 21.65% 19.59% 18.56% 34.02%

Scope Eligibility Time Frame for Employee Participation in Medical Plans

# of Employees # of ORGs

% of ORGs

Offering% of ORGs Offering on EMP Start Date

% of ORGs Offering on 1st of the Month Following EMP Start

Date

% of ORGs Offering at 30 Days

Following EMP Start Date



29.03% 17.19%

23.78% 18.63%

43.48% 27.08%

28.95% 18.42%

26.42% 14.55%

16.14% 17.08%

25.27% 21.65%

Part Time Employee Coverage

Medical Plan Opt Out

% of ORGs Offering Benefit to Part Time EMPs

% of ORGs Offering Opt Out Benefit Option To EMPs


SAMPLE


20.99% 16.47%

42.86% 28.57%

23.78% 18.63%

44.44% 44.44%

27.78% 15.79%

0.00% 6.25%

12.24% 14.00%

24.54% 20.78%

14.29% 0.00%

41.18% 18.92%

10.34% 26.67%





Public, Societal Benefit 102 83.33% 24.71% 29.41% 18.82% 22.35%

International, Foreign Affairs 8 87.50% 42.86% 42.86% 14.29% 0.00%


Unknown, Unclassified 11 81.82% 11.11% 22.22% 33.33% 33.33%

Mutual, Membership Benefit 24 79.17% 21.05% 21.05% 36.84% 15.79%

Religion Related 19 84.21% 25.00% 37.50% 12.50% 18.75%

Arts, Culture, and Humanities 68 73.53% 20.00% 26.00% 16.00% 36.00%

Human Services 249 92.77% 13.42% 26.41% 22.08% 32.03%

Education 28 75.00% 47.62% 14.29% 14.29% 23.81%

Health 85 87.06% 16.22% 27.03% 24.32% 24.32%

Environment and Animals 40 75.00% 6.67% 50.00% 16.67% 23.33%



% of ORGs



Date





Public, Societal Benefit 102 83.33% 70.59% 58.94% 29.41% 62.13% 12.94% 63.99% 16.47% 54.20% 1.18% 33.00%

International, Foreign Affairs 8 87.50% 85.71% 64.33% 28.57% 35.00% 42.86% 42.67% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

Human Services 249 92.77% 56.28% 57.63% 36.36% 55.53% 9.52% 55.47% 23.81% 47.25% 1.73% 57.50%

Unknown, Unclassified 11 81.82% 55.56% 60.40% 44.44% 47.00% 22.22% 47.50% 33.33% 12.33% 0.00% 0.00%

Mutual, Membership Benefit 24 79.17% 52.63% 71.28% 36.84% 72.19% 5.26% 100.00% 10.53% 66.00% 5.26% 50.00%

Religion Related 19 84.21% 56.25% 55.93% 43.75% 71.97% 0.00% 0.00% 31.25% 72.40% 0.00% 0.00%


Arts, Culture, and Humanities 68 73.53% 60.00% 72.49% 32.00% 60.05% 8.00% 64.25% 14.00% 52.76% 2.00% 100.00%

Health 85 87.06% 71.62% 63.75% 28.38% 55.90% 8.11% 41.17% 20.27% 38.06% 0.00% 0.00%

Environment and Animals 40 75.00% 60.00% 66.96% 26.67% 83.73% 10.00% 80.00% 13.33% 41.69% 0.00% 0.00%

Education 28 75.00% 66.67% 84.43% 23.81% 70.00% 4.76% 90.00% 19.05% 53.25% 0.00% 0.00%


Field of Work# of

ORGs

% of ORGs

Offering% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan



SAMPLE


6.67% 14.58%

23.78% 18.63%

23.81% 13.64%

39.44% 23.29%

16.48% 12.00%

32.26% 22.28%

11.11% 17.92%





South Central U.S. 58 82.76% 22.92% 20.83% 31.25% 18.75%


Southwest U.S. 31 70.97% 13.64% 27.27% 13.64% 40.91%

Northwest U.S. 85 85.88% 9.59% 35.62% 21.92% 31.51%

North Central U.S. 125 80.00% 17.00% 22.00% 30.00% 22.00%

Northeast U.S. 217 88.94% 19.69% 30.57% 19.69% 26.42%

Southeast U.S. 118 89.83% 20.75% 27.36% 11.32% 33.96%



% of ORGs



Date





South Central U.S. 58 82.76% 79.17% 66.55% 16.67% 59.44% 2.08% 67.00% 20.83% 52.20% 0.00% 0.00%

North Central U.S. 125 80.00% 70.00% 57.89% 28.00% 53.90% 5.00% 68.38% 20.00% 41.36% 2.00% 66.50%

Southwest U.S. 31 70.97% 68.18% 68.54% 27.27% 42.03% 4.55% 100.00% 13.64% 41.50% 0.00% 0.00%

Northwest U.S. 85 85.88% 61.64% 62.66% 57.53% 68.68% 2.74% 90.00% 13.70% 30.59% 0.00% 0.00%


Southeast U.S. 118 89.83% 72.64% 70.32% 23.58% 58.71% 12.26% 61.73% 15.09% 52.66% 0.00% 0.00%

Northeast U.S. 217 88.94% 46.63% 55.89% 36.27% 57.86% 16.06% 51.28% 25.91% 51.73% 2.59% 56.00%


Geographic Region# of

ORGs

% of ORGs

Offering% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan



SAMPLE


-15.00% -14.75%





All Organizations 1.70% -5.25% 3.66% 4.28% 3.22%


% of ORGs



Date





All Organizations 1.70% 2.15% 0.27% 1.28% 2.03% -13.87% 13.66% 10.28% 1.66% -28.71% 18.68%


% of ORGs

Offering% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan% of ORGs


Plan




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