Available Reports Include:
Canadian Mine Wages, Salaries & Benefits 2009 (Published July 2009)
- Hourly wage scales listed by job title for workers at 42 metal, diamond, industrial mineral and fossil fuel mines in 8 provinces and territories, including Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan.
- Salary summaries for managerial, technical and administrative personnel at 34 mines.
- Benefit plan profiles for each mine.
- Incentive bonus plan descriptions for many new and innovative plans reported by the mines.
- Statistical tables for comparing salaries and benchmark wages at surface and underground mines.
- Executive Compensation for 28 Canadian and American major, mid-tier and junior mining companies.
- Workers compensation tax rate summaries for mining in all provinces and territories.
Price: US$895.00 + shipping.
The mines included in these reports cover a broad range of size and types. All of the mines are identified by province or territory, size, number of employees, and whether union or non-union. Some are identified by name, some by code identifier.
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U.S. Metal & Industrial Mineral Mine Salaries, Wages & Benefits 2009 (Published January 2010)
and U.S. Coal Mine Salaries, Wages & Benefits 2008 (Published February 2009)
Two concise reports containing the full results of CostMine's 24th annual survey of compensation practices at U.S. mining companies. Our 54 coal update includes data from operations nationwide. The 2009 metal and industrial mineral update includes data from 122 precious, base and ferrous metal, industrial mineral, and aggregate mines in 26 states. Both reports feature:
- Salary summaries for managerial, technical and administrative personnel at 39 metal, 58 industrial mineral and 37 coal mines.
- Wage scales listed by job title for hourly workers at 51 metal and 71 industrial mineral mines and 54 coal mines.
- Executive compensation for 27 Canadian and American major, mid-tier and junior metal mining companies and 15 coal mining companies
- Benefit plan profiles for each mine.
- Incentive bonus plan descriptions for many new and innovative plans reported by the mines.
- Statistical tables for comparing salaries, wages and benefits among union and non-union mines, eastern and western U.S. mines, surface vs. underground mines and metal vs. industrial mineral mines.
- Workers compensation & unemployment tax rate summaries for mining in all 50 states.
Prices:
U.S. Metal and Industrial Mineral Mine Compensation Survey 2009 - US$895.00 plus shipping.
U.S. Coal Mine Compensation Survey 2008 - US$895.00 plus shipping
The mines included in these reports cover a broad range of size and types. All of the mines are identified by state or region, size, number of employees, and whether union or non-union. Some are identified by name, some by code identifier.
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Exploration Salaries, Wages & Benefits, 2009 International Survey (Published November 2009)
This exclusive guide provides an inside look at the personnel compensation packages at 107 mineral exploration offices in 35 countries. Whether your company is located in Canada, the United States, Latin America, Africa Asia or Australia, this guide will help you design competitive compensation plans for your domestic, national, and expatriate employees; estimate your exploration budgets; and compare your compensation package to those of other countries. Price: US $895.00 + shipping.
Price: US $895.00 + shipping.
- Argentina
- Australia
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Canada
- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Cote d'Ivoire
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Ecuador
- Finland
- Ghana
- Guatemala
- Guyana
- Honduras
- Kyrgyzstan
- Mali
- Mauritius
- Mexico
- Mongolia
- Namibia
- Nigeria
- Papua New Guinea
- Philippines
- Peru
- Russia
- Senegal
- South Africa
- Suriname
- Tanzania
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela
- Zambia
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Aggregate & Construction Material Mine Salaries, Wages & Benefits - 2009 Survey Results (Published April 2009)
CostMine's exclusive new survey of compensation practices at quarries and mines in the aggregate and construction materials sector.
- Salary summaries for managerial, technical and administrative personnel at 149 U.S. mines and quarries.
- Hourly wage scales listed by job title for hourly workers at 180 mines and quarries in 34 U.S. states.
- Benefit plan profiles for each mine.
- Incentive bonus plan descriptions with bonuses listed for many of the salaried employees.
- Statistical tables for comparing salaries, wages, and benefits among union and non-union mines, and by region.
- Workers compensation and unemployment tax rate summaries for mining and quarrying in all 50 states.
Prices: US$895.00 + shipping
The mines included in these reports cover a broad range of size and types. All of the mines are identified by state, type of mine or quarry, size, number of employees, and whether union or non-union. Mine names are not included.
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