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Executive Secretary - US National - International, Foreign Affairs and National Security
(NAICS: 8139, SIC: 8651, NTEE: Q, eSIC: 867-867)
For Personal Use
Salary Estimate from PAQ's Global Salary Calculator (See ERI's GSC C3 Matrix below, estimate is all-industry/all-sizes)
$33,603.00
Value from ERI or ALAS State Salary Survey (See graph below, this is a 2007 surveyed/size ranged/state average)
$34,490.00
For Business/HR Use
Assessor Series, all US last 365 days (Data is from ERI's Job Availability Log; allow time for computation. ERI Assessor values are subscriber specific to size, industry, date & city area)
International, Foreign Affairs and National Security Salary Survey
(NAICS: 8139, SIC: 8651, NTEE: Q, eSIC: 867-867)
US National's International, Foreign Affairs and National Security Salary Survey reports nonprofit compensation survey data for 265 benchmark jobs, accompanied by verifying source comparisons used by the IRS, courts, and 10,000 subscribers. Abbott, Langer Association Surveys is the sponsor of this 2009 participant and digitized wage, incentive, and compensation survey for international, foreign affairs and national security entities, available by organization size, nationally or by state.
IRS Form 990 has been dramatically revised as it relates to executive salaries; review the changed form, instructions, and rationale for the changes at the charities section of the IRS website. Organizations must report on the process of setting top management pay and, according to the IRS, that process should include the following:
Review and approval by a board;
No person involved in compensation decisions having a conflict of interest; and
Use of comparable data (salaries for like jobs in like organizations under like circumstances)
The International, Foreign Affairs and National Security Salary Survey reports market-based pay data for 9 executive compensation and salary comparisons and 256 non-management salary benchmark jobs. Verifying sources include ERI's April 2009 exclusively licensed Executive Compensation Assessor and Salary Assessor (both with for-profit data), along with ERI'sComparables Nonprofit Assessor and Tax-Exempt Survey databases.
Two pages of international, foreign affairs and national security information are reported for each of 265 benchmark jobs, including job descriptions, total annual direct compensation, survey means, survey medians, percentiles, allowances, graphs with data points vs. years of experience, and trended demographic estimates from ERI'sGeographic Assessor and Pay Survey. See ERI newsletters for other compensation issues, salary increase plan surveys, and, for for-profit data, 120 additional ERI Salary Surveys. ERI has joined Abbott, Langer and PAQ Services in hosting PAQComp, offering free ERI databases within +/- one standard deviation of the mean, sufficient for the needs of most nonprofits; see PAQ's A Note for Attorneys & CPAs. For large and complex tax-exempt entities that require more detailed comparables, see ERI'sComparables Nonprofit Assessor; order via GuideStar to allow sharing of revenue and expense.
Example of Source Data Retrieval
ERI Assessor Series Survey graphs show or allow retrieval of source documents; click on any "dot." The graph below is derived from Abbott, Langer Salary Survey International, Foreign Affairs and National Security Salary Survey US National. For entities who use competencies rather than jobs to describe work, review the competitive ranges reported by ERI's C3 Family Matrix. For job titles not in this survey, see ERI's unique Assessor Series products.
