Glassdoor.com
Glassdoor.com gives you a free look at company salaries, reviews and interview questions at over 27,000 companies.

Salary.com
Salary.com is the technology leader in providing employee compensation data, software, and services to enterprises, small businesses, and individuals. The Salary.com website is one of the most widely recognized destinations for those seeking reliable information about employee pay levels and compensation-related best practices, trends, and policies.

JobNob
Jobnob was founded to empower employees with real information about jobs and companies. The internet helps you find great bargains and the best restaurants, but offers nothing about the best place to work or where to earn the most money. Our mission at Jobnob is to answer the burning questions we all have about jobs.

Career Overview- Salary & Wages
The page provides a comprehensive list of the average salaries and wages for the top career fields in the United States. The data supplied in this section is updated regulary so please come back to check for the most current figures.

JobWeb Salary Information
JobWeb®, a web site of career development and job-search information for college students and new college graduates, is owned and sponsored by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). NACE is America's bridge between higher education and the world of work.

JobStar Salary Surveys
JobStar's Salary Surveys provides links and descriptions of 300+ salary surveys or summaries a mouseclick away. The surveys come from several kinds of sources. You'll want to evaluate the information in terms of currency, geographic coverage and application to your own situation.

Monster.com Salary Center
Outstanding salary information! Search hundreds of thousands of jobs, build and post your resume and access thousands of pages of career info and advice.

RileyGuide: Salary Guides & Guidance
Finding salary information to help you make a decision or negotiate for better pay is not easy. There's the problem of finding up-to-date and reliable data for your situation. Then there's the problem of deciding if the data you are looking at is relevant to your situation. Finally, you have to know how to use the information you've found wisely in negotiations, should that mean asking for a raise or asking for a different (usually better) compensation package when accepting a new job.

America's Career InfoNet
America's Career InfoNet is a resource for making informed career decisions to support a demand-driven workforce investment system. Your information source for smart career decisions. Users can find wage and employment trends, occupational requirements, state-by-state labor markets, millions of employer contacts, and more.

CareerOneStop- Labor Market Information
Finding a new job? Hiring new employees? Getting ahead in your career? It all starts right here! This is your gateway to job listings, resumes, and career information nationwide -- the biggest and best collection of free employment and career resources on the Internet.

U.S. Departrment of Labor- Occupational Outlook Handbook
The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a nationally recognized source of career information, designed to provide valuable assistance to individuals making decisions about their future work lives. Revised every two years, the Handbook describes what workers do on the job, working conditions, the training and education needed, earnings, and expected job prospects in a wide range of occupations.