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Placements & Salaries Survey 2009: Jobs and Pay Take a Hit

LJ 2009 Placements & Salaries Survey—Data on Librarian Jobs, Pay Scale

-- Library Journal, 10/15/2009

Placements & Salaries Survey 2009

Library Salary and Placements Survey















“It’s a recession, baby!” was the common refrain among the LIS graduates of the class of 2008. This was a record year for the number of graduates participating in LJ's annual Placements & Salaries survey, and they had stories to tell, providing evidence of both hard times in the job market, and some successes and satisfaction. Click around or read on to learn more.

Library Salary and Placements Survey overview


Where the jobs are
Issues that matter
The library job search
FROM THE CLASS  Kristin Centanni

EDITORIAL
Lousy Job Market,
Great Career

FROM THE CLASS
Kristin Centanni

BY THE NUMBERS
Tables

JOB SEARCH
GUIDANCE:


How To Become a Librarian

Finding a Library Job

Surviving Your
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