The following salaries for selected cities in the U.S. were excerpted with permission from the Kforce Professional Staffing's 2008 Salary & Employment Guide. For more information, visit www.kforce.com. For job descriptions of the four categories in the survey, see:
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salary survey jobs functional
salary survey jobs infrastructure
salary survey jobs systems
salary survey jobs data management
salary survey jobs functional
salary survey jobs infrastructure
salary survey jobs systems
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