Because MarketMatch is the math and logic plumbing behind how we give you an always accurate and up-to-date match for a specific job, whether you're a job seeker trying to find out what you're worth today or you're a subscription software customer using Market Rate or Insight, you will experience the benefits of these enhancements to our matching algorithm.
Here's What's New
Curious about what's been added? Take a look at these highlights.
16 New Certifications
More and more, not only educational factors like a bachelor's degree, but also professional certifications, an indication some sort of expertise, are important factors that influence compensation. Our latest version of MarketMatchTM adds in fresh data for these certifications:
Global Remuneration Professional (GRP)
American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Experience
Certified Personal Support Worker (PSW)
Certified Herbalist
Certificate in Human Resource Management
Petroleum Mechanic Helper (PMH)
Petroleum Mechanic 1 (PM1) - Service and Maintenance
Petroleum Mechanic 2 (PM2) - Underground Installation
Petroleum Mechanic 3 (PM3) - Aboveground Installation
Site Operator (SO)
Class 1 Driver's License (Canada)
Class 2 Driver's License (Canada)
Class 3 Driver's License (Canada)
Class 4 Driver's License (Canada)
Certified Ambulance Coder (CAC)
More Banking Industry Factors
We call things that affect compensation 'compensable factors'. We've added compensable factors for some very specific banking industry professions like how many dollars of assets a person's employer has under management, the size of portfolio an individual has managed, and other factors relating to loan portfolios under a person's control. These can influence compensation values significantly in banking.
As Always, More Data
We collect updated market data 24/7/365, so our data set of salary profiles is significantly bigger than just a couple of months ago. This matters in a dynamic job economy.
More Canada!
We've also updated population data for both American and Canadian metropolitan and micropolitan areas in this release. This matters because we all know that Toronto is not the same as Hamilton.
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