Hi PSYC101. You may wish to consider a few points:
1. APA publishes salary data every couple of years. See
http://research.apa.org/salsurv.html for more information.
2. Salaries "just out of doctoral training" are much lower than salaries for licensed experienced psychologists.
3. If your job is not satisfying to you, for any reasons, including salary, perhaps you need to consider a change.
4. You may wish to present your employer with data, such as the APA data and the other data listed on this site and cited earlier in this thread. Based on the APA data, you will also note that licensed private practice PhDs generally make a bunch more than those who work for someone else. If you have your license, you may wish to consider starting a private practice.
5. I didn't mean to imply that you weren't "good folks" because you believe your salary to be low. The original question asked about job market (which I take to mean availability of jobs not salary). The market is good for good psychologists. I personally don't know any "good" psychologists who are unemployed but do in fact know several bad ones who make good livings.
6. Finally, I don't know where you are in your career, but I've been out for seven years now and my salary falls in the figures previously quoted. Incidentally, I would have killed to make 38,000 at my first post-doc position!
Just my thoughts...