A PayScale report shows wages for full-time employees in the healthcare and social assistance industry were relatively stable in the second quarter of 2011, according to a PayScale news release.
Over the past four years, the healthcare industry has consistently reported higher wages compared to the national average. In fact, while most industries saw a drop in market price for workers at the end of 2008 due to the failing economy, healthcare incomes remained the same.
Read the PayScale news release on healthcare compensation.
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Over the past four years, the healthcare industry has consistently reported higher wages compared to the national average. In fact, while most industries saw a drop in market price for workers at the end of 2008 due to the failing economy, healthcare incomes remained the same.
Read the PayScale news release on healthcare compensation.
Related Articles on Healthcare Compensation:
Independent Hospital CEOs Beat Integrated Health System CEOs in Total Cash Compensation Increases
Why Hospital Board Involvement in Physician Compensation is Critical
Hospital and Health System Executive Compensation: Statistics to Know