In This Issue:

1 | Global e-scrap recycling could triple by 2025

New laws and regulations directed at the handling of e-scrap, along with the growth of third-party certification for companies that handle the material will triple the volume of electronics recycled, according to a new report from Pike Research.

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2 | E-Scrap 2012: What's recycling worth to you?

Placing a dollar sign on the value of an employee is a daunting task and so we often look to others in the industry to determine what salary is appropriate for a particular job. How does your company stack up against your competitors? Factoring in facility size, company size, job, title, education and a host of other aspects, groundbreaking research by E-Scrap News delves deep into the details of compensation in the e-scrap industry. This critical presentation is a prime opportunity for both employers and employees to get a better sense of this under-explored issue.

These fascinating findings will be presented at the 2012 E-Scrap Conference, September 19-20 at the Hyatt Regency Dallas in Dallas, Texas. For more information, visit www.e-scrapconference.com, or click the banner below.

3 | B.C. expands electrical device recycling

Beginning July 1, British Columbia's electronics and appliance recycling program will expand to over 300 different types of products.

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4 | New EPEAT imaging, TV criteria likely this fall

EPEAT, the green electronics product assessment tool, has announced new agreements with TV and imaging device manufacturers to incorporate the rating system into their products.

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5 | PC shipments remain weak through 2012

Despite the growing hype surrounding Microsoft's redesigned Windows operating system, to be released this fall, PC growth projections are stalling, according to the latest market research data.

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6 | States modify e-scrap programs

Several state legislatures made changes to their e-scrap programs or implemented new stewardship requirements this legislative year.

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7 | Certification scorecard

With the roster of companies attaining third-party certifications or audits continuing to grow, E-Scrap News has compiled a round-up of the firms announcing certification this past week.

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8 | NewsBits

Some Goodwills stop taking CRTs, plus electronics recycling from around the world in this week's NewsBits.

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9 | Upcoming conferences & webinars

Click here for a complete directory of upcoming conferences and webinars!

10 | Jobs Available & Sought

Sales Director, ECS Refining (California or Texas).
Details are available here.

Inside Sales Representative, PlanITROI, Inc. (Denville, New Jersey).
Details are available here.

Business Development Manager, PlanITROI, Inc. (Denville, New Jersey).
Details are available here.

Client Services Account Manager, PlanITROI, Inc. (Denville, New Jersey).
Details are available here.

eCommerce Listing, PlanITROI, Inc. (Denville, New Jersey).
Details are available here.

Marketing Manager, PlanITROI, Inc. (Denville, New Jersey).
Details are available here.

Equipment Maintenance Manager, ECS Refining (Stockton, California).
Details are available here.

Production Manager, InterConnection (Seattle).
Details are available here.

Sales Account executive, ECS Refining (California and Texas).
Details are available here.

Electronics Recycling & Reuse Major Accounts Executive, Quicksilver Recycling (Florida, Virginia, Washington D.C.).
Details are available here.

New Business Development Manager, Great Lakes Electronics Corporation (Atlanta, Georgia).
Details are available here.

E-Waste Salesperson, Covanta Energy (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Area).
Details are available here.

Operations/Business Auditor, ECS Refining (California).
Details are available here.

Recycling Account Executive, Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (ERI) (National).
Details are available here.

Jobs Sought
Database of job seekers available here.

If you would like to submit a job available or job sought listing, send an email to newsletter editor Henry Leineweber at [email protected].