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Management-level salaries returning to prerecession numbers

Sixty-five percent of workers say they are interviewing for positions with salary levels that are returning to prerecession levels while 26 percent of workers say salary levels are still much lower than before the recession, and 9 percent of workers say salary levels are actually higher from the start of...

By Amanda McGrory-Dixon | Updated on August 13, 2012

Sixty-five percent of workers say they are interviewing for positions with salary levels that are returning to prerecession levels while 26 percent of workers say salary levels are still much lower than before the recession, and 9 percent of workers say salary levels are actually higher from the start of the recession, according to the Workplace Web Poll by recruiting firm FPC.

Another 38 percent of respondents say salary levels appear to be recovering somewhat.

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