For those of us in private schools, this would be useful information, but I do already refer to area public school salary data. If ALSB ever does our own survey, I'd like to see it. 

Law schools have a survey with some individual school salary data by rank -- some public schools, some private. There is a self-selection issue, but it is interesting: http://www.saltlaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/SALT-salary-survey-2014-final.pdf



> On Apr 22, 2015, at 9:08 AM, Kurt Schulzke <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Yes, state salaries are public record here in GA, too. My question was directed toward private institutions but I guess they're a small fraction of AACSB membership anyway.
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> Kurt, probably none. The Clayton Act of 1914 exempted labor unions from anti-trust, particularly the charge that on salaries they were price fixing. The NLRA and NLRB rules would include salary and wage discussions and sharing as protected concerted activity. That covers private sector. As has been said, in most states all public salaries including university professors are public information. Here in South Carolina they are on line for each university through the State Budget Control Board. And, AACSB as well as other academic disciplines have shared such information without difficulty. Hope this helps. 
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> AACSB does make the data available to us anymore. But, it does make it available to dean's offices. 
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> The ALSB used to make salary data available. I think it was AACSB averages for Business law for each rank. Does anyone know where I could obtain that data? 
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