NGA Releases 2025 Compensation & Benefits Reports for Glaziers and Fabricators

Date: 4 February 2026

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Date: 4 February 2026

The National Glass Association (NGA) is pleased to share the results of the 2025 NGA Compensation & Benefits Benchmarking Studies for both Contract Glazing Companies and Fabricating Companies.

Survey results will arm decision-makers with the data they need to better recruit, hire, and retain the best workforce. It is a unique study focusing on salary and benefits data for the most relevant job positions in the industry.

The study is free to download for NGA members; the download may be purchased for $24.95 by non-members.

Download the Report for Contract Glazing Companies

Download the Report for Fabricators

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