Turn Workforce Data Into Better Decisions
What does it take to compete for people in today’s print industry?
Compensation is certainly part of the equation, but a wage figure alone cannot tell you whether your company is positioned to recruit and retain the people it needs. The real value comes from understanding those numbers in context.
On September 29, Teresa Campbell, program administrator for the annual Wage + Benefits Survey and Reports, will present findings from the 2026 Wage + Benefits Survey and examine broader workforce trends affecting the printing industry.
This one-hour webinar will explore compensation, benefits, recruitment and retention, helping attendees better understand how their company's practices compare with industry peers and recognize workforce shifts that could affect future planning.
More importantly, the conversation will help leadership teams identify the questions they should be asking as they prepare for 2027.
Put the Data to Work
Whether you're an owner, executive, HR professional or manager responsible for your company's workforce strategy, this webinar provides an opportunity to move beyond individual data points and better understand what the findings may mean for your organization.
Tuesday, September 29
12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Presented by Teresa Campbell | PIA MidAmerica
The 2026 Wage + Benefits Survey and Reports is sponsored by Significans Automation.
The numbers tell us where the industry stands. Understanding the trends behind them can help determine what questions your company asks next.
The 2026 Wage + Benefits Reports are now published, continuing more than 50 years as the industry's benchmark resource for compensation and workforce practices in graphic communications. This year's release includes nationwide data as well as specialty versions for Packaging/Tag & Label, Digital, In-plant, Union, and Wide Format.
Visit portal.printindustries.org and log in using your 2026 survey credentials. If you need assistance accessing the portal, please let us know.
If you did not participate in the 2026 survey, a report can be purchased for $250 for members, and $750 for non-members. Visit the Bookstore to purchase your copy.