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2007 AMT Executive Compensation Report
This report provides an analysis of executive compensation levels within the machine tool manufacturing industry as well as an analysis of executive benefits and perquisites. In addition, the compensation data will prove valuable to executives who must prove their compensation is "reasonable" within the constraints of the Internal Revenue Code.
If your company participated in the 2007 AMT Executive Compensation Survey, you can receive a free copy by contacting Jesse Castellon at 703-827-5245 or jcastellon@AMTonline.org. Participate in the 2008 survey now.
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2007 AMT Plant Employee Benefits & Compensation Report
The report produced using the data received from this annual survey provides average hourly compensation and fringe benefit information for plant personnel within the machine tool and manufacturing machinery industry.
If your company participated in the 2007 AMT Plant Employee Benefits & Compensation Survey, you can receive a free copy by contacting Jesse Castellon at 703-827-5245 or jcastellon@AMTonline.org. Participate in the 2008 survey now.
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2007 Professional Employees Benefits & Compensation Report
The report produced using the data received from this annual survey covers all aspects of compensation and fringe benefits for sales, service, and engineering personnel within the machine tool and manufacturing machinery industry.
If your company participated in the 2007 Professional Employees Benefits & Compensation Survey, you can receive a free copy by contacting Jesse Castellon at 703-827-5245 or jcastellon@AMTonline.org. Participate in the 2008 survey now.
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AMT Scholarship Program Guidelines & Instructions
AMT offers member companies the ability to sponsor a student with an interest in a manufacturing technology related career. Each scholarship is a maximum of $8,000 for a two-year period. Registration is simple and all billing is handled by AMT directly with the school.
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Student Summit
This is a program to enrich student and educator attendance at IMTS and encourage career consideration in the metalworking industry. Participating exhibitors provide information about the industry.
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