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Clearing and forwarding salary survey needs your input

06 Jun 2019 - by Staff reporter
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The clearing and forwarding industry’s bi-annual salary survey will be published on August 31 and your input will help to make it as comprehensive as possible.

Compiled by P E Corporate Services in association with Lee Botti & Associates, the survey covers approximately 50 positions across Gauteng, KZN, Western and Eastern Cape.  It incorporates salary tables and current and projected salary trends, along with relevant commentaries on this specialised industry. “It is a great benchmarking tool and can be purchased in an interactive online version where year-on-year comparisons and other functionalities are available,” says Kim Botti of Lee Botti & Associates.

“We have seen a very tough economy and many changes within the clearing and forwarding industry over the last two years, with mergers and buy-outs,” says Deirdre van Greunen of P E Corporate Services. “The survey is a key tool in assessing where your business sits in this dynamic industry.” 

 To participate contact deirdrevg@pecs.co.za) or kimb@leebotti.co.za).

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