Why our doctors earn less; Shock survey fuels demand for fairer division of money NHS SOS.(News)
SCOTLAND'S doctors are bottom of the pay heap, earning up to pounds 14,000 a year less than colleagues in the rest of the UK. They work the same hours as GPs across Britain - but are penalised because of the way the NHS funds doctors. Now, after new statistics revealed the pay gap, Scottish GPs are

Publication: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

WA: Miners cut safety for money, production: survey
AAP General News (Australia) 12-02-1998 WA: Miners cut safety for money, production: survey PERTH, Dec 2 AAP - Almost one-third of Western Australias underground miners consciously took risks or behaved unsafely, a survey of the industry has found. The Mines Occupational Safety and Health Advisory

Publication: AAP General News (Australia)

Public: Family of Four Needs to Earn Average of $52,000 to Get By; Estimates of minimum income vary by region, household income level.(Survey)
Byline: Jeffrey M. Jones Synopsis: Americans estimate that a family of four needs about $52,000 in annual income to get along in their local community. Those living in the East, in suburban areas, and in upper-income households provide the highest estimates of what a family of four would need.

Publication: Gallup Poll News Service

Men & Women Still Can't Make Cents of Each Other; MONEY Magazine Survey Reveals That When It Comes to Money, Married Couples Know Far Less about Each Other Than They Think.
NEW YORK -- An exclusive nationwide survey of married couples by MONEY magazine reveals that husbands and wives just aren't getting through to each other about financial goals, priorities and worries. The survey of 1,000 spouses (500 husbands and 500 wives) found that most men and many women are

Publication: Business Wire

Back-to-School Budget Buster: USAA Survey Finds Parents Raising Big Spenders; As Doting Parents Keep Teens' Pockets Lined With Cash, Many Teens Believe Money Can Buy Happiness.
SAN ANTONIO -- The yearning to spend starts early for America's teens. Unfortunately, so does the learning to spend. USAA's new survey, High School Confidential: An Inside Look at Teens and Money, found that: --Teens are taking more of their spending cues from watching the way their parents spend,

Publication: Business Wire

Money Management: Managers' paychecks up 17% on average; Russell Reynolds/CFA Institute survey shows median pay in 2005 is $170,000.(News)
Byline: Cecily O'Connor Investment management professionals are padding their own bottom lines this year, taking home 17% more than they were in 2003, as investment returns improve. A new survey of investment industry compensation found that the median U.S. pay for investment management

Publication: Pensions & Investments