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May 2010 National Occupational Employment and Wage
Estimates

United States

These estimates are calculated with data collected from employers in
all industry sectors in metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas in every
State and the District of Columbia.

Additional information, including the hourly and annual 10th, 25th,
75th, and 90th percentile wages and the employment percent relative
standard error, is available in the downloadable XLS files.

Major Occupational Groups (Note--clicking a link will scroll the
page to the occupational group):

00-0000  All
Occupations

11-0000  Management
Occupations

13-0000  Business and
Financial Operations Occupations

15-0000  Computer and
Mathematical Occupations

17-0000  Architecture
and Engineering Occupations

19-0000  Life,
Physical, and Social Science Occupations

21-0000  Community and
Social Service Occupations

23-0000  Legal
Occupations

25-0000  Education,
Training, and Library Occupations

27-0000  Arts, Design,
Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations

29-0000  Healthcare
Practitioners and Technical Occupations

31-0000  Healthcare
Support Occupations

33-0000  Protective
Service Occupations

35-0000  Food
Preparation and Serving Related Occupations

37-0000  Building and
Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations

39-0000  Personal Care
and Service Occupations

41-0000  Sales and
Related Occupations

43-0000  Office and
Administrative Support Occupations

45-0000  Farming,
Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

47-0000  Construction
and Extraction Occupations

49-0000  Installation,
Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

51-0000  Production
Occupations

53-0000  Transportation
and Material Moving Occupations

All
Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

00-0000

All Occupations

127,097,160

$16.27

$21.35

$44,410

0.1 %

Management Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

11-0000

Management
Occupations

6,022,860

$43.96

$50.69

$105,440

0.1 %

11-1011

Chief
Executives

273,500

$79.37

$83.34

$173,350

0.3 %

11-1021

General and
Operations Managers

1,708,080

$45.38

$54.38

$113,100

0.2 %

11-1031

Legislators

65,710

(4)

(4)

$38,470

1.2 %

11-2011

Advertising and
Promotions Managers

32,240

$40.33

$47.46

$98,720

1.2 %

11-2021

Marketing
Managers

164,590

$54.23

$59.00

$122,720

0.4 %

11-2022

Sales
Managers

319,300

$47.37

$54.86

$114,110

0.3 %

11-2031

Public Relations
and Fundraising Managers

53,460

$44.14

$50.19

$104,390

0.8 %

11-3011

Administrative
Services Managers

240,320

$37.45

$40.57

$84,390

0.3 %

11-3021

Computer and
Information Systems Managers

288,660

$55.67

$59.27

$123,280

0.3 %

11-3031

Financial
Managers

478,940

$49.96

$56.24

$116,970

0.3 %

11-3051

Industrial
Production Managers

143,310

$41.91

$45.99

$95,660

0.3 %

11-3061

Purchasing
Managers

65,220

$45.71

$48.36

$100,600

0.4 %

11-3071

Transportation,
Storage, and Distribution Managers

90,280

$38.56

$41.65

$86,630

0.4 %

11-3111

Compensation and
Benefits Managers

29,830

$42.92

$46.61

$96,940

0.4 %

11-3121

Human Resources
Managers

67,700

$47.68

$52.21

$108,600

0.4 %

11-3131

Training and
Development Managers

28,070

$42.87

$46.06

$95,800

0.5 %

11-9013

Farmers,
Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers

3,680

$29.21

$31.71

$65,960

2.2 %

11-9021

Construction
Managers

191,430

$40.32

$45.31

$94,240

0.5 %

11-9031

Education
Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program

50,700

$20.65

$24.23

$50,410

1.3 %

11-9032

Education
Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School

222,270

(4)

(4)

$89,990

1.2 %

11-9033

Education
Administrators, Postsecondary

110,360

$40.24

$46.48

$96,680

0.9 %

11-9039

Education
Administrators, All Other

28,100

$36.39

$39.36

$81,870

0.9 %

11-9041

Architectural
and Engineering Managers

174,720

$57.34

$60.53

$125,900

0.4 %

11-9051

Food Service
Managers

186,830

$23.14

$25.11

$52,220

0.5 %

11-9071

Gaming
Managers

3,230

$32.19

$35.55

$73,940

1.2 %

11-9081

Lodging
Managers

29,920

$22.54

$26.23

$54,570

0.8 %

11-9111

Medical and
Health Services Managers

282,990

$40.52

$45.03

$93,670

0.3 %

11-9121

Natural Sciences
Managers

45,920

$55.78

$62.17

$129,320

1.4 %

11-9131

Postmasters and
Mail Superintendents

25,160

$28.99

$29.09

$60,500

0.1 %

11-9141

Property, Real
Estate, and Community Association Managers

147,110

$24.75

$30.00

$62,400

0.8 %

11-9151

Social and
Community Service Managers

116,480

$27.86

$29.98

$62,360

0.4 %

11-9161

Emergency
Management Directors

11,800

$26.61

$29.00

$60,330

2.0 %

11-9199

Managers, All
Other

342,960

$46.37

$49.12

$102,160

0.6 %

Business and Financial Operations Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

13-0000

Business and
Financial Operations Occupations

6,090,910

$29.17

$32.54

$67,690

0.2 %

13-1011

Agents and
Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes

11,790

$30.35

$43.19

$89,840

4.4 %

13-1021

Buyers and
Purchasing Agents, Farm Products

10,250

$26.07

$30.55

$63,540

5.0 %

13-1022

Wholesale and
Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products

108,220

$23.87

$27.07

$56,300

0.7 %

13-1023

Purchasing
Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products

272,370

$27.20

$28.92

$60,160

0.2 %

13-1031

Claims
Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators

262,540

$28.18

$28.94

$60,200

0.4 %

13-1032

Insurance
Appraisers, Auto Damage

10,280

$27.03

$27.75

$57,710

1.3 %

13-1041

Compliance
Officers

204,000

$28.23

$29.88

$62,140

0.2 %

13-1051

Cost
Estimators

183,790

$27.82

$29.84

$62,060

0.3 %

13-1074

Farm Labor
Contractors

830

$14.42

$17.25

$35,890

4.4 %

13-1078

Human Resources,
Training, and Labor Relations Specialists, All Other*

417,880

$25.33

$27.80

$57,830

0.4 %

13-1081

Logisticians

104,800

$34.04

$35.34

$73,510

0.5 %

13-1111

Management
Analysts

536,310

$37.58

$41.95

$87,260

0.5 %

13-1121

Meeting,
Convention, and Event Planners*

56,950

$21.76

$23.45

$48,780

0.6 %

13-1141

Compensation,
Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists

102,830

$27.41

$28.65

$59,590

0.3 %

13-1151

Training and
Development Specialists

203,870

$26.04

$27.54

$57,280

0.3 %

13-1161

Market Research
Analysts and Marketing Specialists*

261,780

$29.12

$32.14

$66,850

0.6 %

13-1199

Business
Operations Specialists, All Other*

993,980

$30.02

$32.55

$67,710

0.3 %

13-2011

Accountants and
Auditors

1,072,490

$29.66

$33.15

$68,960

0.2 %

13-2021

Appraisers and
Assessors of Real Estate

62,560

$23.32

$26.07

$54,230

1.3 %

13-2031

Budget
Analysts

58,290

$32.79

$33.97

$70,660

0.3 %

13-2041

Credit
Analysts

62,680

$28.29

$32.78

$68,180

0.8 %

13-2051

Financial
Analysts

220,810

$35.75

$41.36

$86,040

0.7 %

13-2052

Personal
Financial Advisors

155,360

$31.13

$43.85

$91,220

1.5 %

13-2053

Insurance
Underwriters

95,350

$28.51

$31.35

$65,220

0.6 %

13-2061

Financial
Examiners

27,860

$36.03

$39.58

$82,320

1.3 %

13-2071

Credit
Counselors

29,560

$18.34

$20.05

$41,700

0.8 %

13-2072

Loan
Officers

283,330

$27.16

$31.68

$65,900

1.0 %

13-2081

Tax Examiners
and Collectors, and Revenue Agents

68,530

$23.73

$26.36

$54,830

0.2 %

13-2082

Tax
Preparers

56,990

$14.90

$17.82

$37,060

1.5 %

13-2099

Financial
Specialists, All Other

154,640

$29.32

$32.17

$66,920

0.6 %

Computer and Mathematical Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

15-0000

Computer and
Mathematical Occupations

3,283,950

$35.44

$37.13

$77,230

0.3 %

15-1111

Computer and
Information Research Scientists

24,900

$48.39

$49.59

$103,150

1.3 %

15-1121

Computer Systems
Analysts

495,800

$37.38

$39.06

$81,250

0.4 %

15-1131

Computer
Programmers

333,620

$34.32

$36.01

$74,900

0.5 %

15-1132

Software
Developers, Applications

499,280

$42.21

$43.47

$90,410

0.5 %

15-1133

Software
Developers, Systems Software

378,920

$45.28

$47.10

$97,960

0.6 %

15-1141

Database
Administrators

104,080

$35.33

$36.41

$75,730

0.7 %

15-1142

Network and
Computer Systems Administrators*

333,210

$33.25

$34.71

$72,200

0.3 %

15-1150

Computer Support
Specialists

579,270

$22.24

$24.00

$49,930

0.3 %

15-1179

Information
Security Analysts, Web Developers, and Computer Network
Architects

243,330

$36.37

$38.16

$79,370

0.4 %

15-1799

Computer
Occupations, All Other*

183,110

$38.10

$38.36

$79,790

0.5 %

15-2011

Actuaries

18,320

$42.14

$47.41

$98,620

1.1 %

15-2021

Mathematicians

2,830

$47.78

$48.20

$100,260

2.2 %

15-2031

Operations
Research Analysts

62,210

$34.12

$37.01

$76,980

0.7 %

15-2041

Statisticians

22,830

$35.02

$36.57

$76,070

0.9 %

15-2091

Mathematical
Technicians

960

$21.58

$23.64

$49,170

3.7 %

15-2099

Mathematical
Science Occupations, All Other

1,290

$26.21

$34.02

$70,760

7.7 %

Architecture and Engineering Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

17-0000

Architecture and
Engineering Occupations

2,305,530

$33.95

$36.32

$75,550

0.2 %

17-1011

Architects,
Except Landscape and Naval

87,700

$34.88

$37.75

$78,530

0.7 %

17-1012

Landscape
Architects

16,680

$29.85

$32.15

$66,880

1.5 %

17-1021

Cartographers
and Photogrammetrists

11,670

$26.21

$29.31

$60,970

4.4 %

17-1022

Surveyors

43,950

$26.39

$27.95

$58,140

0.6 %

17-2011

Aerospace
Engineers

78,450

$46.86

$47.59

$99,000

1.6 %

17-2021

Agricultural
Engineers

2,520

$34.18

$35.96

$74,790

2.6 %

17-2031

Biomedical
Engineers

15,280

$39.20

$40.76

$84,780

1.3 %

17-2041

Chemical
Engineers

28,720

$43.42

$45.48

$94,590

0.9 %

17-2051

Civil
Engineers

249,120

$37.29

$39.56

$82,280

0.4 %

17-2061

Computer
Hardware Engineers

66,960

$47.50

$48.85

$101,600

0.9 %

17-2071

Electrical
Engineers

148,770

$40.65

$42.20

$87,770

0.4 %

17-2072

Electronics
Engineers, Except Computer

133,660

$43.35

$44.58

$92,730

0.5 %

17-2081

Environmental
Engineers

49,800

$37.86

$39.98

$83,160

0.9 %

17-2111

Health and
Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and
Inspectors

23,390

$36.26

$37.60

$78,210

0.6 %

17-2112

Industrial
Engineers

202,990

$36.59

$37.72

$78,450

0.3 %

17-2121

Marine Engineers
and Naval Architects

5,720

$38.42

$42.20

$87,770

4.7 %

17-2131

Materials
Engineers

21,830

$39.96

$41.28

$85,860

0.9 %

17-2141

Mechanical
Engineers

234,400

$37.58

$39.65

$82,480

0.7 %

17-2151

Mining and
Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers

6,270

$39.84

$41.99

$87,350

2.2 %

17-2161

Nuclear
Engineers

18,610

$48.04

$48.80

$101,500

1.0 %

17-2171

Petroleum
Engineers

28,210

$54.85

$61.53

$127,970

2.2 %

17-2199

Engineers, All
Other

139,610

$43.40

$44.12

$91,770

0.6 %

17-3011

Architectural
and Civil Drafters

89,670

$22.32

$23.43

$48,740

0.4 %

17-3012

Electrical and
Electronics Drafters

27,960

$25.49

$26.90

$55,960

0.9 %

17-3013

Mechanical
Drafters

64,440

$23.46

$24.62

$51,200

0.6 %

17-3019

Drafters, All
Other

15,210

$21.68

$23.17

$48,190

0.9 %

17-3021

Aerospace
Engineering and Operations Technicians

8,480

$27.93

$28.84

$59,990

1.7 %

17-3022

Civil
Engineering Technicians

77,050

$22.26

$23.05

$47,940

0.4 %

17-3023

Electrical and
Electronics Engineering Technicians

147,750

$26.94

$27.26

$56,690

0.4 %

17-3024

Electro-Mechanical
Technicians

15,970

$23.82

$24.60

$51,160

1.0 %

17-3025

Environmental
Engineering Technicians

18,450

$20.86

$22.51

$46,820

0.9 %

17-3026

Industrial
Engineering Technicians

61,630

$23.18

$24.30

$50,540

0.5 %

17-3027

Mechanical
Engineering Technicians

44,170

$24.09

$24.74

$51,450

0.6 %

17-3029

Engineering
Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other

66,560

$27.89

$28.39

$59,060

0.6 %

17-3031

Surveying and
Mapping Technicians

53,870

$18.22

$19.41

$40,370

0.5 %

Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

19-0000

Life, Physical,
and Social Science Occupations

1,064,510

$28.14

$31.92

$66,390

0.4 %

19-1011

Animal
Scientists

2,440

$28.00

$32.77

$68,170

2.6 %

19-1012

Food Scientists
and Technologists

10,480

$28.93

$31.43

$65,380

1.1 %

19-1013

Soil and Plant
Scientists

12,120

$27.57

$30.09

$62,600

0.8 %

19-1021

Biochemists and
Biophysicists

22,800

$38.17

$41.63

$86,580

1.3 %

19-1022

Microbiologists

18,330

$31.69

$34.63

$72,030

2.1 %

19-1023

Zoologists and
Wildlife Biologists

17,440

$27.61

$29.64

$61,660

0.7 %

19-1029

Biological
Scientists, All Other

30,430

$32.80

$34.28

$71,310

1.2 %

19-1031

Conservation
Scientists

18,880

$28.51

$29.42

$61,200

0.4 %

19-1032

Foresters

9,470

$26.22

$26.82

$55,790

0.4 %

19-1041

Epidemiologists

4,710

$30.29

$32.83

$68,280

1.5 %

19-1042

Medical
Scientists, Except Epidemiologists

93,560

$36.87

$41.69

$86,710

1.3 %

19-1099

Life Scientists,
All Other

10,610

$29.97

$34.67

$72,120

1.8 %

19-2011

Astronomers

1,840

$41.95

$44.88

$93,340

3.1 %

19-2012

Physicists

16,860

$51.14

$53.86

$112,020

1.8 %

19-2021

Atmospheric and
Space Scientists

8,640

$42.20

$42.31

$88,010

1.6 %

19-2031

Chemists

80,180

$32.85

$35.21

$73,240

0.6 %

19-2032

Materials
Scientists

8,390

$40.73

$41.49

$86,300

1.1 %

19-2041

Environmental
Scientists and Specialists, Including Health

81,690

$29.66

$32.60

$67,810

1.0 %

19-2042

Geoscientists,
Except Hydrologists and Geographers

30,830

$39.66

$44.89

$93,380

1.4 %

19-2043

Hydrologists

6,910

$36.39

$38.11

$79,280

1.2 %

19-2099

Physical
Scientists, All Other

24,690

$45.57

$46.05

$95,780

1.6 %

19-3011

Economists

13,250

$43.00

$47.77

$99,350

1.9 %

19-3022

Survey
Researchers

17,850

$17.33

$20.89

$43,450

4.0 %

19-3031

Clinical,
Counseling, and School Psychologists

100,700

$32.12

$34.87

$72,540

0.7 %

19-3032

Industrial-Organizational
Psychologists

1,420

$41.99

$54.82

$114,040

11.1 %

19-3039

Psychologists,
All Other

10,690

$43.22

$41.59

$86,510

1.5 %

19-3041

Sociologists

3,710

$34.79

$38.53

$80,130

2.4 %

19-3051

Urban and
Regional Planners

38,830

$30.31

$31.74

$66,020

0.6 %

19-3091

Anthropologists
and Archeologists

5,100

$26.07

$27.90

$58,040

1.7 %

19-3092

Geographers

1,300

$35.00

$35.05

$72,890

1.0 %

19-3093

Historians

3,320

$25.73

$27.81

$57,840

2.2 %

19-3094

Political
Scientists

4,470

$51.65

$51.89

$107,930

3.0 %

19-3099

Social
Scientists and Related Workers, All Other

28,420

$35.88

$37.45

$77,890

1.1 %

19-4011

Agricultural and
Food Science Technicians

16,890

$15.75

$16.89

$35,140

0.8 %

19-4021

Biological
Technicians

72,940

$18.76

$20.07

$41,740

0.6 %

19-4031

Chemical
Technicians

59,440

$20.21

$21.25

$44,200

0.6 %

19-4041

Geological and
Petroleum Technicians

13,560

$25.97

$29.04

$60,410

2.8 %

19-4051

Nuclear
Technicians

6,960

$32.73

$32.37

$67,330

1.6 %

19-4061

Social Science
Research Assistants

25,830

$17.90

$19.28

$40,090

2.1 %

19-4091

Environmental
Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health

28,480

$19.90

$21.36

$44,440

0.7 %

19-4092

Forensic Science
Technicians

12,390

$24.79

$26.46

$55,040

0.7 %

19-4093

Forest and
Conservation Technicians

32,290

$16.05

$17.72

$36,860

0.3 %

19-4099

Life, Physical,
and Social Science Technicians, All Other

55,360

$20.84

$22.10

$45,980

0.7 %

Community and Social Service Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

21-0000

Community and
Social Service Occupations

1,901,180

$18.89

$20.76

$43,180

0.4 %

21-1011

Substance Abuse
and Behavioral Disorder Counselors

77,940

$18.33

$19.62

$40,810

1.2 %

21-1012

Educational,
Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors

246,890

$25.67

$26.91

$55,970

0.8 %

21-1013

Marriage and
Family Therapists

33,050

$21.98

$22.85

$47,530

2.2 %

21-1014

Mental Health
Counselors

110,300

$18.34

$19.88

$41,360

0.6 %

21-1015

Rehabilitation
Counselors

111,490

$15.55

$17.24

$35,850

0.6 %

21-1019

Counselors, All
Other

28,140

$20.02

$21.33

$44,380

0.9 %

21-1021

Child, Family,
and School Social Workers

276,100

$19.33

$21.08

$43,850

0.8 %

21-1022

Healthcare
Social Workers

143,080

$22.71

$23.65

$49,200

0.6 %

21-1023

Mental Health
and Substance Abuse Social Workers

119,960

$18.56

$20.13

$41,880

0.5 %

21-1029

Social Workers,
All Other

69,920

$24.76

$25.13

$52,270

0.8 %

21-1091

Health
Educators

58,150

$22.03

$24.17

$50,270

1.5 %

21-1092

Probation
Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists

89,900

$22.69

$24.64

$51,240

0.8 %

21-1093

Social and Human
Service Assistants

357,500

$13.56

$14.47

$30,100

0.5 %

21-1798

Community and
Social Service Specialists, All Other*

112,010

$18.32

$19.83

$41,250

0.7 %

21-2011

Clergy

42,820

$21.14

$23.22

$48,290

1.3 %

21-2021

Directors,
Religious Activities and Education

16,840

$17.39

$19.52

$40,600

1.5 %

21-2099

Religious
Workers, All Other

7,090

$12.87

$15.42

$32,070

2.7 %

Legal Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

23-0000

Legal
Occupations

992,650

$35.86

$46.60

$96,940

0.6 %

23-1011

Lawyers

561,350

$54.21

$62.23

$129,440

0.7 %

23-1012

Judicial Law
Clerks

25,150

$19.12

$21.18

$44,060

1.7 %

23-1021

Administrative
Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers

14,310

$41.11

$43.14

$89,740

0.6 %

23-1022

Arbitrators,
Mediators, and Conciliators

6,920

$26.83

$31.95

$66,460

3.6 %

23-1023

Judges,
Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates

25,900

$57.34

$50.67

$105,390

0.9 %

23-2011

Paralegals and
Legal Assistants*

247,940

$22.44

$23.87

$49,640

0.5 %

23-2091

Court
Reporters

18,430

$22.93

$25.61

$53,270

1.7 %

23-2093

Title Examiners,
Abstractors, and Searchers

50,490

$18.75

$20.85

$43,370

1.2 %

23-2099

Legal Support
Workers, All Other

42,160

$24.91

$28.51

$59,310

5.5 %

Education, Training, and Library Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

25-0000

Education,
Training, and Library Occupations

8,457,870

$21.97

$24.25

$50,440

0.5 %

25-1011

Business
Teachers, Postsecondary

79,070

(4)

(4)

$85,470

1.4 %

25-1021

Computer Science
Teachers, Postsecondary

33,080

(4)

(4)

$78,190

1.0 %

25-1022

Mathematical
Science Teachers, Postsecondary

51,980

(4)

(4)

$73,480

1.0 %

25-1031

Architecture
Teachers, Postsecondary

7,620

(4)

(4)

$79,300

1.7 %

25-1032

Engineering
Teachers, Postsecondary

34,400

(4)

(4)

$96,480

1.3 %

25-1041

Agricultural
Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

10,600

(4)

(4)

$81,760

1.4 %

25-1042

Biological
Science Teachers, Postsecondary

54,540

(4)

(4)

$86,570

2.8 %

25-1043

Forestry and
Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary

2,410

(4)

(4)

$81,120

2.1 %

25-1051

Atmospheric,
Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

10,680

(4)

(4)

$90,660

1.4 %

25-1052

Chemistry
Teachers, Postsecondary

21,150

(4)

(4)

$80,070

0.9 %

25-1053

Environmental
Science Teachers, Postsecondary

5,090

(4)

(4)

$78,490

2.0 %

25-1054

Physics
Teachers, Postsecondary

13,500

(4)

(4)

$86,560

1.2 %

25-1061

Anthropology and
Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary

5,850

(4)

(4)

$80,040

1.1 %

25-1062

Area, Ethnic,
and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary

8,980

(4)

(4)

$76,720

2.2 %

25-1063

Economics
Teachers, Postsecondary

13,020

(4)

(4)

$92,870

1.4 %

25-1064

Geography
Teachers, Postsecondary

4,250

(4)

(4)

$71,230

0.9 %

25-1065

Political
Science Teachers, Postsecondary

15,930

(4)

(4)

$78,620

1.2 %

25-1066

Psychology
Teachers, Postsecondary

34,350

(4)

(4)

$74,320

0.8 %

25-1067

Sociology
Teachers, Postsecondary

17,430

(4)

(4)

$71,830

1.0 %

25-1069

Social Sciences
Teachers, Postsecondary, All Other

7,410

(4)

(4)

$85,400

2.2 %

25-1071

Health
Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary

144,780

(4)

(4)

$103,960

2.2 %

25-1072

Nursing
Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary

54,050

(4)

(4)

$66,010

0.6 %

25-1081

Education
Teachers, Postsecondary

61,450

(4)

(4)

$64,370

0.8 %

25-1082

Library Science
Teachers, Postsecondary

4,370

(4)

(4)

$66,950

1.3 %

25-1111

Criminal Justice
and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary

13,860

(4)

(4)

$65,590

1.1 %

25-1112

Law Teachers,
Postsecondary

14,620

(4)

(4)

$107,990

3.7 %

25-1113

Social Work
Teachers, Postsecondary

9,370

(4)

(4)

$68,630

1.2 %

25-1121

Art, Drama, and
Music Teachers, Postsecondary

86,860

(4)

(4)

$70,850

1.5 %

25-1122

Communications
Teachers, Postsecondary

28,590

(4)

(4)

$67,820

1.2 %

25-1123

English Language
and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary

69,880

(4)

(4)

$67,920

0.9 %

25-1124

Foreign Language
and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary

28,100

(4)

(4)

$66,520

1.1 %

25-1125

History
Teachers, Postsecondary

23,240

(4)

(4)

$70,860

0.9 %

25-1126

Philosophy and
Religion Teachers, Postsecondary

21,250

(4)

(4)

$69,150

0.9 %

25-1191

Graduate
Teaching Assistants

107,790

(4)

(4)

$34,660

1.8 %

25-1192

Home Economics
Teachers, Postsecondary

5,910

(4)

(4)

$69,060

1.7 %

25-1193

Recreation and
Fitness Studies Teachers, Postsecondary

17,720

(4)

(4)

$63,760

1.0 %

25-1194

Vocational
Education Teachers, Postsecondary

120,290

$23.18

$25.38

$52,790

0.8 %

25-1199

Postsecondary
Teachers, All Other

183,160

(4)

(4)

$71,280

2.1 %

25-2011

Preschool
Teachers, Except Special Education

369,380

$12.35

$14.04

$29,200

1.2 %

25-2012

Kindergarten
Teachers, Except Special Education

173,330

(4)

(4)

$51,550

1.1 %

25-2021

Elementary
School Teachers, Except Special Education

1,485,600

(4)

(4)

$54,330

0.8 %

25-2022

Middle School
Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education

655,090

(4)

(4)

$54,880

0.6 %

25-2023

Career/Technical
Education Teachers, Middle School

14,600

(4)

(4)

$54,160

0.9 %

25-2031

Secondary School
Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education

1,053,140

(4)

(4)

$55,990

0.6 %

25-2032

Career/Technical
Education Teachers, Secondary School

91,690

(4)

(4)

$56,010

0.6 %

25-2041

Special
Education Teachers, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary
School*

226,920

(4)

(4)

$55,220

0.9 %

25-2053

Special
Education Teachers, Middle School

100,510

(4)

(4)

$56,500

1.1 %

25-2054

Special
Education Teachers, Secondary School

141,420

(4)

(4)

$58,080

1.1 %

25-3011

Adult Basic and
Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Instructors

68,510

$22.37

$24.56

$51,080

1.8 %

25-3021

Self-Enrichment
Education Teachers

160,990

$17.47

$19.81

$41,210

0.9 %

25-3999

Teachers and
Instructors, All Other*

710,230

(4)

(4)

$38,940

2.4 %

25-4011

Archivists

5,030

$21.73

$23.65

$49,190

1.6 %

25-4012

Curators

10,550

$23.29

$25.56

$53,160

1.0 %

25-4013

Museum
Technicians and Conservators

10,390

$17.94

$20.16

$41,940

1.5 %

25-4021

Librarians

148,240

$26.20

$27.09

$56,360

0.4 %

25-4031

Library
Technicians

109,240

$14.36

$15.10

$31,410

0.6 %

25-9011

Audio-Visual and
Multimedia Collections Specialists

7,740

$20.53

$22.07

$45,910

1.5 %

25-9021

Farm and Home
Management Advisors

10,670

$21.89

$22.90

$47,640

1.4 %

25-9031

Instructional
Coordinators

128,780

$28.28

$29.46

$61,270

0.6 %

25-9041

Teacher
Assistants

1,249,380

(4)

(4)

$24,880

0.6 %

25-9099

Education,
Training, and Library Workers, All Other

99,820

$18.07

$20.63

$42,900

1.5 %

Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations
top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

27-0000

Arts, Design,
Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations

1,716,640

$20.61

$25.14

$52,290

0.5 %

27-1011

Art
Directors

29,700

$38.77

$45.24

$94,100

1.5 %

27-1012

Craft
Artists

4,790

$12.95

$15.39

$32,010

2.5 %

27-1013

Fine Artists,
Including Painters, Sculptors, and Illustrators

10,320

$21.56

$25.52

$53,080

2.9 %

27-1014

Multimedia
Artists and Animators

26,560

$28.13

$30.50

$63,440

1.0 %

27-1019

Artists and
Related Workers, All Other

7,560

$28.29

$29.69

$61,760

2.8 %

27-1021

Commercial and
Industrial Designers

28,670

$27.99

$29.76

$61,890

1.2 %

27-1022

Fashion
Designers

15,060

$31.02

$35.79

$74,440

1.7 %

27-1023

Floral
Designers

47,850

$11.35

$12.04

$25,030

0.8 %

27-1024

Graphic
Designers

192,240

$20.92

$23.14

$48,140

0.4 %

27-1025

Interior
Designers

40,120

$22.25

$25.05

$52,100

1.0 %

27-1026

Merchandise
Displayers and Window Trimmers

64,330

$12.48

$13.69

$28,480

0.9 %

27-1027

Set and Exhibit
Designers

8,120

$22.44

$24.81

$51,600

1.5 %

27-1029

Designers, All
Other

8,560

$21.70

$24.25

$50,440

1.8 %

27-2011

Actors

54,740

$17.44

$28.44

(4)

4.5 %

27-2012

Producers and
Directors

83,520

$32.90

$42.60

$88,610

2.2 %

27-2021

Athletes and
Sports Competitors

12,660

(4)

(4)

$87,340

5.4 %

27-2022

Coaches and
Scouts

184,280

(4)

(4)

$35,950

0.8 %

27-2023

Umpires,
Referees, and Other Sports Officials

15,250

(4)

(4)

$28,900

1.9 %

27-2031

Dancers

11,200

$13.16

$16.55

(4)

3.2 %

27-2032

Choreographers

12,390

$18.11

$20.25

$42,110

2.3 %

27-2041

Music Directors
and Composers

20,640

$22.10

$25.36

$52,750

2.4 %

27-2042

Musicians and
Singers

43,350

$22.39

$30.22

(4)

3.3 %

27-2099

Entertainers and
Performers, Sports and Related Workers, All Other

23,510

$14.34

$18.60

(4)

2.8 %

27-3011

Radio and
Television Announcers

32,520

$12.91

$19.19

$39,910

1.8 %

27-3012

Public Address
System and Other Announcers

7,580

$13.42

$18.19

$37,840

3.9 %

27-3021

Broadcast News
Analysts

5,670

$26.03

$34.96

$72,710

2.6 %

27-3022

Reporters and
Correspondents

45,130

$16.60

$21.05

$43,780

1.4 %

27-3031

Public Relations
Specialists

225,590

$25.05

$28.44

$59,150

0.5 %

27-3041

Editors

99,160

$24.75

$28.53

$59,340

0.9 %

27-3042

Technical
Writers

43,990

$30.42

$31.85

$66,240

0.8 %

27-3043

Writers and
Authors

40,980

$26.64

$31.71

$65,960

1.3 %

27-3091

Interpreters and
Translators

44,200

$20.82

$23.94

$49,790

2.3 %

27-3099

Media and
Communication Workers, All Other

23,740

$20.72

$24.27

$50,490

1.8 %

27-4011

Audio and Video
Equipment Technicians

47,510

$19.49

$21.38

$44,460

1.1 %

27-4012

Broadcast
Technicians

30,520

$16.89

$19.79

$41,170

2.4 %

27-4013

Radio
Operators

920

$21.46

$21.40

$44,510

2.3 %

27-4014

Sound
Engineering Technicians

15,650

$22.63

$25.98

$54,030

2.2 %

27-4021

Photographers

54,550

$14.00

$17.30

$35,980

1.3 %

27-4031

Camera
Operators, Television, Video, and Motion Picture

16,760

$19.42

$23.29

$48,450

2.8 %

27-4032

Film and Video
Editors

19,930

$24.49

$29.75

$61,890

2.3 %

27-4099

Media and
Communication Equipment Workers, All Other

16,820

$29.65

$30.54

$63,530

1.4 %

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

29-0000

Healthcare
Practitioners and Technical Occupations

7,346,580

$28.12

$34.27

$71,280

0.2 %

29-1011

Chiropractors

26,250

$32.31

$38.38

$79,820

1.7 %

29-1021

Dentists,
General

87,700

$67.81

$76.33

$158,770

1.4 %

29-1022

Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgeons

5,330

(5)

$102.94

$214,120

4.9 %

29-1023

Orthodontists

5,580

(5)

$96.29

$200,290

4.7 %

29-1024

Prosthodontists

670

$56.92

$67.12

$139,620

22.6 %

29-1029

Dentists, All
Other Specialists

5,010

$77.41

$77.98

$162,190

4.4 %

29-1031

Dietitians and
Nutritionists

53,510

$25.60

$26.13

$54,340

0.6 %

29-1041

Optometrists

26,480

$45.67

$51.32

$106,750

1.4 %

29-1051

Pharmacists

268,030

$53.64

$52.59

$109,380

0.3 %

29-1061

Anesthesiologists

34,820

(5)

$105.82

$220,100

2.2 %

29-1062

Family and
General Practitioners

97,820

$78.61

$83.59

$173,860

0.9 %

29-1063

Internists,
General

50,070

(5)

$91.10

$189,480

1.6 %

29-1064

Obstetricians
and Gynecologists

19,940

(5)

$101.13

$210,340

1.6 %

29-1065

Pediatricians,
General

30,100

$74.70

$79.67

$165,720

1.6 %

29-1066

Psychiatrists

22,690

$78.95

$80.58

$167,610

1.5 %

29-1067

Surgeons

43,230

(5)

$108.36

$225,390

1.3 %

29-1069

Physicians and
Surgeons, All Other

293,740

(5)

$86.96

$180,870

1.0 %

29-1071

Physician
Assistants

81,420

$41.54

$41.89

$87,140

0.5 %

29-1081

Podiatrists

9,310

$56.75

$64.14

$133,410

1.9 %

29-1111

Registered
Nurses*

2,655,020

$31.10

$32.56

$67,720

0.3 %

29-1122

Occupational
Therapists

100,300

$34.77

$35.28

$73,380

0.4 %

29-1123

Physical
Therapists

180,280

$36.69

$37.50

$77,990

0.3 %

29-1124

Radiation
Therapists

16,590

$36.05

$37.64

$78,290

0.9 %

29-1125

Recreational
Therapists

20,830

$18.95

$19.92

$41,440

0.6 %

29-1126

Respiratory
Therapists

109,270

$26.10

$26.54

$55,200

0.3 %

29-1127

Speech-Language
Pathologists

112,530

$32.17

$33.60

$69,880

0.4 %

29-1128

Therapists, All
Other*

16,170

$23.05

$24.99

$51,980

1.3 %

29-1131

Veterinarians

54,480

$39.44

$44.51

$92,570

1.2 %

29-1181

Audiologists

12,860

$32.05

$33.58

$69,840

1.3 %

29-1199

Health
Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other

31,390

$33.32

$39.34

$81,830

1.9 %

29-2011

Medical and
Clinical Laboratory Technologists

164,430

$26.98

$27.34

$56,870

0.3 %

29-2012

Medical and
Clinical Laboratory Technicians

156,480

$17.44

$18.36

$38,190

0.4 %

29-2021

Dental
Hygienists

177,520

$32.81

$33.02

$68,680

0.6 %

29-2031

Cardiovascular
Technologists and Technicians

48,720

$23.75

$24.38

$50,720

0.5 %

29-2032

Diagnostic
Medical Sonographers

53,010

$30.95

$31.20

$64,900

0.4 %

29-2033

Nuclear Medicine
Technologists

21,600

$32.96

$33.20

$69,050

0.5 %

29-2037

Radiologic
Technologists and Technicians*

216,730

$26.13

$26.80

$55,730

0.6 %

29-2041

Emergency
Medical Technicians and Paramedics

221,760

$14.60

$16.01

$33,300

0.7 %

29-2051

Dietetic
Technicians

23,890

$13.01

$13.86

$28,820

0.7 %

29-2052

Pharmacy
Technicians

333,500

$13.65

$14.10

$29,330

0.3 %

29-2053

Psychiatric
Technicians

72,650

$13.80

$15.15

$31,520

1.7 %

29-2054

Respiratory
Therapy Technicians

13,570

$21.74

$22.28

$46,340

0.5 %

29-2055

Surgical
Technologists

92,260

$19.19

$19.86

$41,310

0.4 %

29-2056

Veterinary
Technologists and Technicians

79,870

$14.28

$14.92

$31,030

0.6 %

29-2061

Licensed
Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses

730,290

$19.42

$19.88

$41,360

0.2 %

29-2071

Medical Records
and Health Information Technicians

176,090

$15.55

$16.83

$35,010

0.4 %

29-2081

Opticians,
Dispensing

62,200

$15.84

$16.73

$34,800

0.8 %

29-2091

Orthotists and
Prosthetists

5,940

$31.28

$33.14

$68,930

1.7 %

29-2799

Health
Technologists and Technicians, All Other*

87,900

$18.49

$20.31

$42,240

0.5 %

29-9011

Occupational
Health and Safety Specialists

54,680

$31.09

$31.54

$65,610

0.4 %

29-9012

Occupational
Health and Safety Technicians

10,040

$21.79

$22.85

$47,520

0.9 %

29-9091

Athletic
Trainers

16,290

(4)

(4)

$44,030

1.0 %

29-9799

Healthcare
Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other*

55,720

$21.14

$25.28

$52,580

1.3 %

Healthcare Support Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

31-0000

Healthcare
Support Occupations

3,962,930

$11.90

$12.94

$26,920

0.2 %

31-1011

Home Health
Aides

982,840

$9.89

$10.46

$21,760

0.4 %

31-1012

Nursing Aides,
Orderlies, and Attendants*

1,451,090

$11.54

$12.09

$25,140

0.2 %

31-1013

Psychiatric
Aides

64,730

$12.00

$12.84

$26,710

0.7 %

31-2011

Occupational
Therapy Assistants

27,720

$24.52

$24.66

$51,300

0.6 %

31-2012

Occupational
Therapy Aides

7,180

$13.19

$14.95

$31,090

1.7 %

31-2021

Physical
Therapist Assistants

65,960

$23.89

$23.95

$49,810

0.5 %

31-2022

Physical
Therapist Aides

45,900

$11.39

$12.02

$25,000

0.6 %

31-9011

Massage
Therapists

60,040

$16.78

$19.12

$39,770

1.3 %

31-9091

Dental
Assistants

294,030

$16.09

$16.41

$34,140

0.4 %

31-9092

Medical
Assistants

523,260

$13.87

$14.31

$29,760

0.3 %

31-9093

Medical
Equipment Preparers

47,310

$14.18

$14.59

$30,350

0.4 %

31-9094

Medical
Transcriptionists

78,780

$15.82

$16.12

$33,530

0.4 %

31-9095

Pharmacy
Aides

49,580

$10.31

$10.98

$22,830

1.0 %

31-9096

Veterinary
Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers

70,530

$10.60

$11.38

$23,660

0.7 %

31-9799

Healthcare
Support Workers, All Other*

193,980

$14.56

$15.23

$31,670

0.4 %

Protective Service Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

33-0000

Protective
Service Occupations

3,187,810

$17.63

$20.43

$42,490

0.7 %

33-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Correctional Officers

39,920

$26.88

$28.02

$58,290

0.6 %

33-1012

First-Line
Supervisors of Police and Detectives

102,200

$37.62

$38.83

$80,770

0.7 %

33-1021

First-Line
Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers

58,800

$32.81

$34.56

$71,890

1.1 %

33-1099

First-Line
Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other

55,190

$22.17

$23.40

$48,670

0.6 %

33-2011

Firefighters

302,400

$21.76

$22.95

$47,730

1.0 %

33-2021

Fire Inspectors
and Investigators

13,050

$25.11

$27.00

$56,160

0.8 %

33-2022

Forest Fire
Inspectors and Prevention Specialists

1,530

$16.78

$19.33

$40,200

2.1 %

33-3011

Bailiffs

17,310

$18.54

$19.67

$40,910

1.8 %

33-3012

Correctional
Officers and Jailers

457,550

$18.77

$20.57

$42,780

0.7 %

33-3021

Detectives and
Criminal Investigators

110,640

$33.08

$35.10

$73,010

0.6 %

33-3031

Fish and Game
Wardens

7,240

$23.91

$26.75

$55,650

0.5 %

33-3041

Parking
Enforcement Workers

9,430

$17.01

$17.37

$36,130

1.3 %

33-3051

Police and
Sheriff's Patrol Officers

644,300

$25.74

$26.74

$55,620

0.7 %

33-3052

Transit and
Railroad Police

3,540

$26.12

$26.89

$55,930

1.3 %

33-9011

Animal Control
Workers

15,040

$15.41

$16.35

$34,020

1.0 %

33-9021

Private
Detectives and Investigators

28,210

$20.61

$22.99

$47,830

2.1 %

33-9031

Gaming
Surveillance Officers and Gaming Investigators

6,620

$14.75

$15.87

$33,020

1.1 %

33-9032

Security
Guards

1,006,880

$11.50

$12.92

$26,870

0.4 %

33-9091

Crossing
Guards

68,740

$11.35

$12.43

$25,850

0.8 %

33-9092

Lifeguards, Ski
Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers

117,540

$9.06

$9.98

$20,750

1.0 %

33-9093

Transportation
Security Screeners* (federal only)

42,430

$17.82

$18.10

$37,650

0.5 %

33-9099

Protective
Service Workers, All Other *

79,280

$14.37

$16.07

$33,420

0.6 %

Food
Preparation and Serving Related Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

35-0000

Food Preparation
and Serving Related Occupations

11,027,340

$9.02

$10.21

$21,240

0.2 %

35-1011

Chefs and Head
Cooks

90,510

$19.53

$21.53

$44,780

1.3 %

35-1012

First-Line
Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers

773,400

$14.21

$15.28

$31,770

0.3 %

35-2011

Cooks, Fast
Food

525,350

$8.70

$8.91

$18,540

0.4 %

35-2012

Cooks,
Institution and Cafeteria

387,700

$10.93

$11.62

$24,180

0.3 %

35-2013

Cooks, Private
Household

400

$12.29

$14.96

$31,110

7.6 %

35-2014

Cooks,
Restaurant

901,310

$10.65

$11.18

$23,260

0.3 %

35-2015

Cooks, Short
Order

171,780

$9.42

$10.11

$21,030

0.7 %

35-2019

Cooks, All
Other

19,460

$10.93

$11.82

$24,590

1.1 %

35-2021

Food Preparation
Workers

802,650

$9.18

$9.93

$20,660

0.4 %

35-3011

Bartenders

495,350

$8.98

$10.25

$21,310

0.4 %

35-3021

Combined Food
Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food

2,692,170

$8.63

$8.95

$18,610

0.3 %

35-3022

Counter
Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop

446,660

$8.83

$9.27

$19,280

0.4 %

35-3031

Waiters and
Waitresses

2,244,480

$8.81

$9.99

$20,790

0.4 %

35-3041

Food Servers,
Nonrestaurant

205,330

$9.34

$10.40

$21,640

0.5 %

35-9011

Dining Room and
Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers

390,920

$8.75

$9.29

$19,320

0.4 %

35-9021

Dishwashers

505,950

$8.73

$8.98

$18,680

0.3 %

35-9031

Hosts and
Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop

329,020

$8.87

$9.43

$19,600

0.4 %

35-9099

Food Preparation
and Serving Related Workers, All Other

44,890

$9.61

$10.94

$22,760

1.2 %

Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations
top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

37-0000

Building and
Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations

4,175,550

$10.81

$12.16

$25,300

0.2 %

37-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers

172,610

$16.87

$18.02

$37,480

0.4 %

37-1012

First-Line
Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping
Workers

100,630

$20.13

$21.50

$44,730

0.4 %

37-2011

Janitors and
Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners

2,058,610

$10.68

$11.81

$24,560

0.3 %

37-2012

Maids and
Housekeeping Cleaners

865,960

$9.28

$10.17

$21,150

0.3 %

37-2019

Building
Cleaning Workers, All Other

12,280

$12.72

$13.38

$27,830

2.6 %

37-2021

Pest Control
Workers

62,490

$14.59

$15.62

$32,480

1.4 %

37-3011

Landscaping and
Groundskeeping Workers

829,350

$11.25

$12.23

$25,430

0.3 %

37-3012

Pesticide
Handlers, Sprayers, and Applicators, Vegetation

23,200

$14.37

$15.13

$31,470

1.0 %

37-3013

Tree Trimmers
and Pruners

37,540

$14.64

$15.49

$32,220

1.3 %

37-3019

Grounds
Maintenance Workers, All Other

12,890

$11.61

$13.92

$28,960

2.5 %

Personal Care and Service Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

39-0000

Personal Care
and Service Occupations

3,425,220

$9.92

$11.82

$24,590

0.3 %

39-1011

Gaming
Supervisors

22,960

$23.33

$23.69

$49,270

0.9 %

39-1012

Slot
Supervisors

12,020

$12.81

$14.47

$30,110

1.7 %

39-1021

First-Line
Supervisors of Personal Service Workers

131,800

$16.97

$18.48

$38,430

0.4 %

39-2011

Animal
Trainers

9,740

$12.78

$14.96

$31,110

1.8 %

39-2021

Nonfarm Animal
Caretakers

135,070

$9.40

$10.61

$22,070

0.5 %

39-3011

Gaming
Dealers

85,430

$8.70

$10.49

$21,820

1.4 %

39-3012

Gaming and
Sports Book Writers and Runners

13,450

$10.02

$11.57

$24,060

2.1 %

39-3019

Gaming Service
Workers, All Other

11,620

$11.51

$12.65

$26,320

1.8 %

39-3021

Motion Picture
Projectionists

9,440

$9.79

$10.83

$22,530

1.4 %

39-3031

Ushers, Lobby
Attendants, and Ticket Takers

107,200

$8.92

$9.76

$20,290

0.8 %

39-3091

Amusement and
Recreation Attendants

254,630

$8.87

$9.50

$19,750

0.4 %

39-3092

Costume
Attendants

5,490

$14.02

$16.62

$34,580

4.0 %

39-3093

Locker Room,
Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants

17,280

$9.35

$10.43

$21,700

0.8 %

39-3099

Entertainment
Attendants and Related Workers, All Other

36,340

$9.41

$10.51

$21,850

1.1 %

39-4011

Embalmers

6,780

$20.91

$21.29

$44,280

1.5 %

39-4021

Funeral
Attendants

29,810

$11.05

$11.82

$24,590

0.9 %

39-4831

Funeral Service
Managers, Directors, Morticians, and Undertakers

27,280

$26.12

$30.04

$62,490

1.8 %

39-5011

Barbers

9,360

$11.45

$13.43

$27,930

4.5 %

39-5012

Hairdressers,
Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists

349,420

$10.94

$12.74

$26,510

0.7 %

39-5091

Makeup Artists,
Theatrical and Performance

2,240

$18.33

$24.51

$50,980

8.8 %

39-5092

Manicurists and
Pedicurists

51,990

$9.45

$10.61

$22,060

1.1 %

39-5093

Shampooers

14,220

$8.78

$9.20

$19,140

1.2 %

39-5094

Skincare
Specialists

30,230

$13.90

$15.40

$32,030

1.6 %

39-6011

Baggage Porters
and Bellhops

44,740

$9.74

$11.40

$23,720

1.8 %

39-6012

Concierges

19,650

$13.40

$14.17

$29,480

1.1 %

39-7011

Tour Guides and
Escorts

29,690

$11.20

$12.54

$26,090

1.1 %

39-7012

Travel
Guides

3,620

$14.32

$15.33

$31,900

3.0 %

39-9011

Childcare
Workers

611,280

$9.28

$10.15

$21,110

0.6 %

39-9021

Personal Care
Aides

686,030

$9.44

$9.82

$20,420

0.4 %

39-9031

Fitness Trainers
and Aerobics Instructors

225,490

$14.95

$17.27

$35,920

1.0 %

39-9032

Recreation
Workers

293,430

$10.70

$12.15

$25,270

0.4 %

39-9041

Residential
Advisors

65,610

$11.75

$12.69

$26,400

0.7 %

39-9099

Personal Care
and Service Workers, All Other

71,860

$9.79

$11.09

$23,070

1.0 %

Sales and Related Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

41-0000

Sales and
Related Occupations

13,437,980

$11.72

$17.69

$36,790

0.2 %

41-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers

1,172,070

$17.22

$19.18

$39,890

0.2 %

41-1012

First-Line
Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers

244,320

$33.11

$39.00

$81,120

0.4 %

41-2011

Cashiers

3,354,170

$8.89

$9.52

$19,810

0.3 %

41-2012

Gaming Change
Persons and Booth Cashiers

19,570

$11.14

$11.74

$24,420

1.1 %

41-2021

Counter and
Rental Clerks

414,730

$10.63

$12.32

$25,620

0.4 %

41-2022

Parts
Salespersons

201,610

$13.88

$15.09

$31,380

0.4 %

41-2031

Retail
Salespersons

4,155,190

$9.94

$12.02

$25,000

0.2 %

41-3011

Advertising
Sales Agents

145,160

$21.80

$26.45

$55,020

0.8 %

41-3021

Insurance Sales
Agents

318,800

$22.48

$30.06

$62,520

1.0 %

41-3031

Securities,
Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents

276,290

$33.75

$45.73

$95,130

1.1 %

41-3041

Travel
Agents

70,930

$15.32

$16.32

$33,950

0.9 %

41-3099

Sales
Representatives, Services, All Other

531,410

$24.34

$29.06

$60,430

0.5 %

41-4011

Sales
Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and
Scientific Products

381,080

$35.44

$40.56

$84,360

0.7 %

41-4012

Sales
Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and
Scientific Products

1,367,210

$25.21

$30.16

$62,720

0.3 %

41-9011

Demonstrators
and Product Promoters

75,790

$11.11

$13.28

$27,630

1.0 %

41-9012

Models

1,020

$15.83

$20.46

$42,560

10.0 %

41-9021

Real Estate
Brokers

41,210

$26.40

$36.57

$76,060

3.3 %

41-9022

Real Estate
Sales Agents

153,740

$19.24

$25.24

$52,490

1.3 %

41-9031

Sales
Engineers

66,060

$42.01

$45.56

$94,760

0.8 %

41-9041

Telemarketers

288,760

$10.73

$12.24

$25,470

0.6 %

41-9091

Door-to-Door
Sales Workers, News and Street Vendors, and Related Workers

7,590

$10.67

$13.13

$27,300

2.4 %

41-9799

Sales and
Related Workers, All Other*

151,280

$16.53

$19.90

$41,400

1.3 %

Office and Administrative Support Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

43-0000

Office and
Administrative Support Occupations

21,503,800

$14.77

$16.09

$33,470

0.1 %

43-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers

1,359,950

$22.82

$24.41

$50,770

0.1 %

43-2011

Switchboard
Operators, Including Answering Service

138,200

$11.98

$12.63

$26,280

0.3 %

43-2021

Telephone
Operators

18,650

$15.37

$16.06

$33,400

1.3 %

43-2099

Communications
Equipment Operators, All Other

2,780

$17.60

$18.25

$37,960

1.4 %

43-3011

Bill and Account
Collectors

399,950

$15.05

$15.91

$33,100

0.4 %

43-3021

Billing and
Posting Clerks

483,440

$15.47

$16.00

$33,270

0.2 %

43-3031

Bookkeeping,
Accounting, and Auditing Clerks

1,675,250

$16.36

$16.99

$35,340

0.1 %

43-3041

Gaming Cage
Workers

15,640

$12.35

$12.96

$26,950

0.7 %

43-3051

Payroll and
Timekeeping Clerks

180,280

$17.47

$17.82

$37,070

0.3 %

43-3061

Procurement
Clerks

73,650

$17.69

$17.86

$37,150

0.3 %

43-3071

Tellers

556,310

$11.59

$12.01

$24,980

0.2 %

43-4011

Brokerage
Clerks

57,600

$19.31

$20.50

$42,640

1.0 %

43-4021

Correspondence
Clerks

9,470

$16.06

$16.56

$34,440

0.8 %

43-4031

Court,
Municipal, and License Clerks

123,510

$16.53

$17.39

$36,170

0.5 %

43-4041

Credit
Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks

53,770

$15.62

$16.67

$34,670

0.9 %

43-4051

Customer Service
Representatives

2,146,120

$14.64

$15.76

$32,780

0.2 %

43-4061

Eligibility
Interviewers, Government Programs

118,920

$19.21

$19.67

$40,900

0.4 %

43-4071

File
Clerks

174,910

$12.06

$12.88

$26,800

0.3 %

43-4081

Hotel, Motel,
and Resort Desk Clerks

222,540

$9.58

$10.30

$21,430

0.4 %

43-4111

Interviewers,
Except Eligibility and Loan

204,730

$13.86

$14.48

$30,120

0.4 %

43-4121

Library
Assistants, Clerical

110,210

$11.12

$12.07

$25,120

0.6 %

43-4131

Loan
Interviewers and Clerks

181,600

$16.33

$16.91

$35,180

0.4 %

43-4141

New Accounts
Clerks

67,170

$14.63

$15.17

$31,540

0.4 %

43-4151

Order
Clerks

211,370

$13.80

$14.58

$30,320

0.4 %

43-4161

Human Resources
Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping

150,090

$17.69

$18.22

$37,900

0.2 %

43-4171

Receptionists
and Information Clerks

997,080

$12.14

$12.63

$26,260

0.2 %

43-4181

Reservation and
Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks

121,250

$15.26

$15.69

$32,640

0.9 %

43-4199

Information and
Record Clerks, All Other

200,410

$17.80

$18.00

$37,450

0.6 %

43-5011

Cargo and
Freight Agents

81,390

$17.86

$18.76

$39,020

0.8 %

43-5021

Couriers and
Messengers

85,620

$11.58

$12.55

$26,100

0.8 %

43-5031

Police, Fire,
and Ambulance Dispatchers

97,740

$17.00

$17.74

$36,900

0.4 %

43-5032

Dispatchers,
Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance

180,540

$16.62

$18.00

$37,430

0.5 %

43-5041

Meter Readers,
Utilities

40,160

$16.74

$17.69

$36,800

0.6 %

43-5051

Postal Service
Clerks

67,320

$25.53

$25.25

$52,520

0.3 %

43-5052

Postal Service
Mail Carriers

324,990

$25.90

$24.16

$50,250

0.3 %

43-5053

Postal Service
Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators

145,690

$25.52

$23.24

$48,340

0.5 %

43-5061

Production,
Planning, and Expediting Clerks

266,170

$20.30

$21.19

$44,070

0.2 %

43-5071

Shipping,
Receiving, and Traffic Clerks

687,850

$13.64

$14.46

$30,070

0.2 %

43-5081

Stock Clerks and
Order Fillers

1,795,970

$10.24

$11.44

$23,790

0.2 %

43-5111

Weighers,
Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping

66,480

$13.06

$13.94

$28,990

0.5 %

43-6011

Executive
Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants

1,132,070

$20.92

$22.05

$45,860

0.2 %

43-6012

Legal
Secretaries

228,700

$19.95

$20.80

$43,270

0.5 %

43-6013

Medical
Secretaries

494,650

$14.68

$15.30

$31,820

0.3 %

43-6014

Secretaries and
Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and
Executive

1,841,020

$14.82

$15.38

$32,000

0.2 %

43-9011

Computer
Operators

82,410

$17.75

$18.43

$38,340

0.4 %

43-9021

Data Entry
Keyers

219,530

$13.20

$13.65

$28,400

0.3 %

43-9022

Word Processors
and Typists

101,450

$16.06

$16.55

$34,420

0.5 %

43-9031

Desktop
Publishers

20,060

$17.60

$18.78

$39,060

1.1 %

43-9041

Insurance Claims
and Policy Processing Clerks

231,570

$16.71

$17.49

$36,390

0.4 %

43-9051

Mail Clerks and
Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal Service

119,960

$12.54

$13.23

$27,530

0.5 %

43-9061

Office Clerks,
General

2,789,590

$12.79

$13.58

$28,240

0.2 %

43-9071

Office Machine
Operators, Except Computer

66,580

$13.02

$13.76

$28,610

0.5 %

43-9081

Proofreaders and
Copy Markers

12,770

$15.08

$16.13

$33,550

1.2 %

43-9111

Statistical
Assistants

15,490

$16.60

$17.83

$37,090

2.1 %

43-9799

Office and
Administrative Support Workers, All Other*

253,190

$14.56

$15.67

$32,600

0.8 %

Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

45-0000

Farming,
Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

408,040

$9.44

$11.70

$24,330

0.5 %

45-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers

19,540

$20.10

$21.65

$45,040

0.8 %

45-2011

Agricultural
Inspectors

13,560

$20.03

$20.36

$42,340

0.6 %

45-2021

Animal
Breeders

1,380

$15.07

$17.13

$35,620

3.5 %

45-2041

Graders and
Sorters, Agricultural Products

38,950

$9.22

$10.18

$21,180

1.1 %

45-2091

Agricultural
Equipment Operators

24,110

$11.71

$12.49

$25,970

1.3 %

45-2092

Farmworkers and
Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse

228,600

$8.98

$9.64

$20,040

0.5 %

45-2093

Farmworkers,
Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals

31,880

$10.56

$11.56

$24,040

1.2 %

45-2099

Agricultural
Workers, All Other

7,490

$11.65

$13.35

$27,780

1.8 %

45-3011

Fishers and
Related Fishing Workers

700

$12.30

$13.41

$27,880

2.6 %

45-4011

Forest and
Conservation Workers

7,040

$11.49

$13.34

$27,740

1.1 %

45-4021

Fallers

6,260

$16.57

$18.59

$38,660

3.6 %

45-4022

Logging
Equipment Operators

22,880

$15.57

$16.06

$33,400

0.9 %

45-4023

Log Graders and
Scalers

2,480

$15.59

$16.50

$34,330

1.7 %

45-4029

Logging Workers,
All Other

3,130

$16.62

$16.59

$34,510

2.1 %

Construction and Extraction Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

47-0000

Construction and
Extraction Occupations

5,072,530

$18.79

$21.09

$43,870

0.2 %

47-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers

474,510

$28.21

$29.93

$62,260

0.2 %

47-2011

Boilermakers

19,030

$26.27

$26.80

$55,750

2.2 %

47-2021

Brickmasons and
Blockmasons

68,520

$22.56

$24.09

$50,110

0.9 %

47-2022

Stonemasons

11,920

$17.87

$19.16

$39,850

1.8 %

47-2031

Carpenters

620,410

$19.00

$21.10

$43,890

0.3 %

47-2041

Carpet
Installers

25,580

$17.35

$19.39

$40,320

1.5 %

47-2042

Floor Layers,
Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles

9,480

$17.36

$18.99

$39,490

2.5 %

47-2043

Floor Sanders
and Finishers

5,740

$15.07

$16.45

$34,220

2.5 %

47-2044

Tile and Marble
Setters

31,670

$18.32

$20.11

$41,830

1.4 %

47-2051

Cement Masons
and Concrete Finishers

140,950

$17.04

$18.89

$39,290

0.7 %

47-2053

Terrazzo Workers
and Finishers

3,640

$18.62

$19.97

$41,530

3.2 %

47-2061

Construction
Laborers

777,700

$14.08

$16.15

$33,590

0.5 %

47-2071

Paving,
Surfacing, and Tamping Equipment Operators

51,830

$16.42

$18.28

$38,020

0.9 %

47-2072

Pile-Driver
Operators

4,230

$23.01

$25.01

$52,020

2.6 %

47-2073

Operating
Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators

334,730

$19.42

$21.55

$44,830

0.4 %

47-2081

Drywall and
Ceiling Tile Installers

82,320

$17.94

$19.99

$41,570

0.9 %

47-2082

Tapers

17,690

$21.87

$23.35

$48,560

1.2 %

47-2111

Electricians

514,760

$23.20

$24.91

$51,810

0.5 %

47-2121

Glaziers

40,880

$17.61

$19.49

$40,540

1.2 %

47-2131

Insulation
Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall

23,380

$15.30

$17.37

$36,120

2.5 %

47-2132

Insulation
Workers, Mechanical

28,100

$18.10

$20.49

$42,620

1.4 %

47-2141

Painters,
Construction and Maintenance

189,840

$16.48

$18.08

$37,610

0.7 %

47-2142

Paperhangers

4,040

$18.08

$19.82

$41,230

3.8 %

47-2151

Pipelayers

45,320

$16.73

$18.38

$38,230

0.8 %

47-2152

Plumbers,
Pipefitters, and Steamfitters

358,790

$22.43

$24.21

$50,360

0.5 %

47-2161

Plasterers and
Stucco Masons

26,430

$17.89

$19.75

$41,080

1.5 %

47-2171

Reinforcing Iron
and Rebar Workers

19,590

$18.48

$21.48

$44,690

1.9 %

47-2181

Roofers

99,280

$16.45

$18.21

$37,880

0.9 %

47-2211

Sheet Metal
Workers

131,600

$20.05

$21.98

$45,710

0.7 %

47-2221

Structural Iron
and Steel Workers

58,460

$21.42

$23.42

$48,710

1.0 %

47-3011

Helpers--Brickmasons,
Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters

31,160

$13.35

$14.65

$30,470

1.1 %

47-3012

Helpers--Carpenters

46,910

$12.38

$12.93

$26,890

0.6 %

47-3013

Helpers--Electricians

72,390

$13.08

$13.61

$28,300

0.7 %

47-3014

Helpers--Painters,
Paperhangers, Plasterers, and Stucco Masons

12,320

$11.20

$11.89

$24,730

1.5 %

47-3015

Helpers--Pipelayers,
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters

57,660

$12.85

$13.44

$27,950

1.2 %

47-3016

Helpers--Roofers

12,310

$11.21

$11.75

$24,450

1.1 %

47-3019

Helpers,
Construction Trades, All Other

19,570

$12.12

$13.29

$27,650

1.5 %

47-4011

Construction and
Building Inspectors

89,270

$25.18

$26.11

$54,320

0.5 %

47-4021

Elevator
Installers and Repairers

20,430

$34.09

$33.66

$70,010

1.0 %

47-4031

Fence
Erectors

20,810

$13.93

$14.99

$31,170

1.6 %

47-4041

Hazardous
Materials Removal Workers

36,910

$18.08

$19.61

$40,800

1.0 %

47-4051

Highway
Maintenance Workers

142,530

$16.72

$17.23

$35,830

0.5 %

47-4061

Rail-Track
Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators

15,520

$22.10

$22.23

$46,230

2.5 %

47-4071

Septic Tank
Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners

24,350

$16.14

$17.05

$35,460

0.9 %

47-4091

Segmental
Pavers

1,280

$14.63

$15.61

$32,480

3.7 %

47-4799

Construction and
Related Workers, All Other*

42,140

$16.59

$18.03

$37,510

1.0 %

47-5011

Derrick
Operators, Oil and Gas

16,930

$20.90

$21.53

$44,790

1.1 %

47-5012

Rotary Drill
Operators, Oil and Gas

20,230

$24.99

$28.84

$59,980

2.8 %

47-5013

Service Unit
Operators, Oil, Gas, and Mining

36,620

$18.71

$20.58

$42,810

1.1 %

47-5021

Earth Drillers,
Except Oil and Gas

16,200

$18.92

$20.22

$42,050

1.3 %

47-5031

Explosives
Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters

5,710

$21.03

$22.30

$46,370

1.8 %

47-5041

Continuous
Mining Machine Operators

13,060

$23.44

$23.22

$48,300

1.9 %

47-5042

Mine Cutting and
Channeling Machine Operators

6,630

$21.61

$21.41

$44,530

1.8 %

47-5049

Mining Machine
Operators, All Other

3,200

$21.08

$21.16

$44,010

2.0 %

47-5051

Rock Splitters,
Quarry

3,390

$14.48

$14.84

$30,860

2.0 %

47-5061

Roof Bolters,
Mining

5,610

$23.97

$24.18

$50,290

1.4 %

47-5071

Roustabouts, Oil
and Gas

48,880

$15.27

$16.35

$34,020

1.1 %

47-5081

Helpers--Extraction
Workers

23,400

$16.43

$17.82

$37,060

2.5 %

47-5099

Extraction
Workers, All Other

6,660

$18.80

$19.52

$40,600

1.9 %

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

49-0000

Installation,
Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

4,928,960

$19.29

$20.58

$42,810

0.1 %

49-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers

415,900

$28.44

$29.50

$61,350

0.2 %

49-2011

Computer,
Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers

110,320

$17.92

$18.79

$39,080

0.6 %

49-2021

Radio, Cellular,
and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairs

9,590

$19.11

$20.23

$42,090

2.2 %

49-2022

Telecommunications
Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers

190,100

$26.30

$25.41

$52,850

0.4 %

49-2091

Avionics
Technicians

18,320

$25.15

$25.02

$52,050

0.8 %

49-2092

Electric Motor,
Power Tool, and Related Repairers

18,740

$17.39

$18.20

$37,860

1.1 %

49-2093

Electrical and
Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation
Equipment

12,830

$23.27

$23.91

$49,730

1.3 %

49-2094

Electrical and
Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment

67,550

$24.91

$25.06

$52,120

0.5 %

49-2095

Electrical and
Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay

23,220

$31.36

$30.83

$64,120

0.7 %

49-2096

Electronic
Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles

15,630

$13.68

$14.65

$30,460

1.2 %

49-2097

Electronic Home
Entertainment Equipment Installers and Repairers

30,840

$15.84

$16.87

$35,100

1.4 %

49-2098

Security and
Fire Alarm Systems Installers

57,390

$18.51

$19.59

$40,760

0.9 %

49-3011

Aircraft
Mechanics and Service Technicians

117,510

$25.68

$25.62

$53,280

0.7 %

49-3021

Automotive Body
and Related Repairers

129,730

$18.33

$19.84

$41,270

0.6 %

49-3022

Automotive Glass
Installers and Repairers

14,020

$15.94

$16.41

$34,120

1.5 %

49-3023

Automotive
Service Technicians and Mechanics

587,510

$17.21

$18.36

$38,200

0.3 %

49-3031

Bus and Truck
Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists

222,770

$19.64

$20.31

$42,250

0.3 %

49-3041

Farm Equipment
Mechanics and Service Technicians

30,300

$16.17

$16.67

$34,680

0.6 %

49-3042

Mobile Heavy
Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines

108,540

$21.55

$22.18

$46,140

0.5 %

49-3043

Rail Car
Repairers

19,280

$22.80

$22.31

$46,400

1.5 %

49-3051

Motorboat
Mechanics and Service Technicians

16,850

$17.11

$17.96

$37,360

1.4 %

49-3052

Motorcycle
Mechanics

14,750

$15.37

$16.32

$33,950

0.8 %

49-3053

Outdoor Power
Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics

25,010

$14.22

$14.80

$30,790

0.8 %

49-3091

Bicycle
Repairers

9,530

$11.38

$11.77

$24,490

1.3 %

49-3092

Recreational
Vehicle Service Technicians

9,540

$15.66

$16.78

$34,900

1.3 %

49-3093

Tire Repairers
and Changers

94,120

$11.14

$11.98

$24,920

0.6 %

49-9011

Mechanical Door
Repairers

13,240

$17.20

$18.16

$37,780

1.5 %

49-9012

Control and
Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door

43,430

$23.28

$23.74

$49,380

0.8 %

49-9021

Heating, Air
Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers

224,320

$20.45

$21.57

$44,860

0.5 %

49-9031

Home Appliance
Repairers

33,180

$16.70

$17.54

$36,490

1.0 %

49-9041

Industrial
Machinery Mechanics

275,370

$21.84

$22.65

$47,100

0.3 %

49-9043

Maintenance
Workers, Machinery

69,480

$18.49

$19.38

$40,310

0.6 %

49-9044

Millwrights

36,670

$23.25

$23.95

$49,820

0.6 %

49-9045

Refractory
Materials Repairers, Except Brickmasons

2,060

$20.36

$21.37

$44,450

2.0 %

49-9051

Electrical
Power-Line Installers and Repairers

105,540

$27.90

$27.65

$57,510

0.5 %

49-9052

Telecommunications
Line Installers and Repairers

156,350

$24.45

$24.08

$50,080

0.7 %

49-9061

Camera and
Photographic Equipment Repairers

2,810

$17.87

$19.82

$41,220

2.3 %

49-9062

Medical
Equipment Repairers

32,980

$21.39

$22.30

$46,380

0.8 %

49-9063

Musical
Instrument Repairers and Tuners

5,650

$15.27

$16.75

$34,830

2.1 %

49-9064

Watch
Repairers

2,240

$17.87

$18.73

$38,960

3.4 %

49-9069

Precision
Instrument and Equipment Repairers, All Other

12,640

$24.48

$24.66

$51,290

1.2 %

49-9071

Maintenance and
Repair Workers, General

1,217,820

$16.70

$17.61

$36,630

0.2 %

49-9091

Coin, Vending,
and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers

36,240

$14.66

$15.36

$31,950

0.7 %

49-9092

Commercial
Divers

3,720

$24.69

$27.12

$56,400

2.2 %

49-9093

Fabric Menders,
Except Garment

690

$12.68

$13.16

$27,370

3.3 %

49-9094

Locksmiths and
Safe Repairers

15,850

$17.09

$18.05

$37,550

1.1 %

49-9095

Manufactured
Building and Mobile Home Installers

5,760

$13.83

$14.46

$30,070

2.0 %

49-9096

Riggers

13,660

$20.57

$21.37

$44,440

1.4 %

49-9097

Signal and Track
Switch Repairers

7,400

$25.59

$24.80

$51,580

1.8 %

49-9098

Helpers--Installation,
Maintenance, and Repair Workers

123,220

$11.66

$12.80

$26,620

0.4 %

49-9799

Installation,
Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other*

118,740

$17.51

$18.91

$39,330

0.7 %

Production Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

51-0000

Production
Occupations

8,236,340

$14.58

$16.24

$33,770

0.2 %

51-1011

First-Line
Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers

555,260

$25.53

$27.01

$56,170

0.2 %

51-2011

Aircraft
Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems Assemblers

36,320

$21.55

$21.74

$45,230

1.9 %

51-2021

Coil Winders,
Tapers, and Finishers

14,930

$13.77

$14.42

$29,980

1.2 %

51-2022

Electrical and
Electronic Equipment Assemblers

180,440

$13.99

$14.96

$31,110

0.6 %

51-2023

Electromechanical
Equipment Assemblers

48,980

$15.21

$15.57

$32,380

0.7 %

51-2031

Engine and Other
Machine Assemblers

33,310

$17.46

$18.75

$38,990

2.1 %

51-2041

Structural Metal
Fabricators and Fitters

79,540

$16.60

$17.26

$35,900

0.5 %

51-2091

Fiberglass
Laminators and Fabricators

19,060

$13.75

$14.24

$29,620

1.0 %

51-2092

Team
Assemblers

928,170

$13.07

$14.05

$29,220

0.6 %

51-2093

Timing Device
Assemblers and Adjusters

1,560

$15.02

$15.53

$32,300

2.5 %

51-2099

Assemblers and
Fabricators, All Other

248,090

$13.00

$14.92

$31,040

1.4 %

51-3011

Bakers

140,790

$11.27

$12.19

$25,350

0.5 %

51-3021

Butchers and
Meat Cutters

125,910

$13.75

$14.51

$30,190

0.6 %

51-3022

Meat, Poultry,
and Fish Cutters and Trimmers

163,080

$10.74

$11.27

$23,440

0.7 %

51-3023

Slaughterers and
Meat Packers

88,500

$11.24

$11.55

$24,010

1.1 %

51-3091

Food and Tobacco
Roasting, Baking, and Drying Machine Operators and Tenders

18,710

$13.05

$13.91

$28,940

1.6 %

51-3092

Food
Batchmakers

97,220

$11.85

$12.90

$26,820

1.0 %

51-3093

Food Cooking
Machine Operators and Tenders

32,220

$11.24

$12.19

$25,360

0.7 %

51-4011

Computer-Controlled
Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic

123,600

$16.70

$17.26

$35,890

0.5 %

51-4012

Computer
Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal and
Plastic

16,360

$22.07

$23.27

$48,400

0.8 %

51-4021

Extruding and
Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and
Plastic

76,260

$15.26

$16.30

$33,900

1.6 %

51-4022

Forging Machine
Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

22,110

$16.13

$16.40

$34,100

0.9 %

51-4023

Rolling Machine
Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

31,900

$17.63

$18.00

$37,450

1.8 %

51-4031

Cutting,
Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal
and Plastic

182,170

$14.12

$14.76

$30,690

0.5 %

51-4032

Drilling and
Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and
Plastic

22,390

$15.56

$16.16

$33,620

0.8 %

51-4033

Grinding,
Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and
Tenders, Metal and Plastic

70,120

$14.74

$15.54

$32,310

0.7 %

51-4034

Lathe and
Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and
Plastic

40,970

$16.66

$17.23

$35,830

0.8 %

51-4035

Milling and
Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and
Plastic

20,520

$17.47

$18.05

$37,540

1.1 %

51-4041

Machinists

352,650

$18.52

$19.13

$39,780

0.3 %

51-4051

Metal-Refining
Furnace Operators and Tenders

15,210

$18.49

$19.28

$40,100

1.4 %

51-4052

Pourers and
Casters, Metal

11,190

$16.36

$16.99

$35,350

2.4 %

51-4061

Model Makers,
Metal and Plastic

6,000

$20.55

$21.50

$44,730

2.1 %

51-4062

Patternmakers,
Metal and Plastic

4,390

$17.88

$19.04

$39,600

1.9 %

51-4071

Foundry Mold and
Coremakers

10,040

$14.66

$15.36

$31,940

1.2 %

51-4072

Molding,
Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders,
Metal and Plastic

114,760

$13.54

$14.44

$30,030

0.7 %

51-4081

Multiple Machine
Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

69,330

$15.30

$15.99

$33,250

0.7 %

51-4111

Tool and Die
Makers

66,530

$22.56

$23.42

$48,710

0.7 %

51-4121

Welders,
Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers

314,260

$17.04

$17.96

$37,370

0.3 %

51-4122

Welding,
Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and
Tenders

38,530

$16.26

$16.93

$35,220

0.9 %

51-4191

Heat Treating
Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

18,300

$15.86

$16.42

$34,150

1.0 %

51-4192

Layout Workers,
Metal and Plastic

8,770

$19.15

$19.18

$39,890

1.7 %

51-4193

Plating and
Coating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and
Plastic

30,580

$13.93

$14.88

$30,940

0.8 %

51-4194

Tool Grinders,
Filers, and Sharpeners

11,930

$16.56

$17.15

$35,660

1.1 %

51-4199

Metal Workers
and Plastic Workers, All Other

24,150

$14.83

$16.44

$34,190

1.3 %

51-5111

Prepress
Technicians and Workers

48,070

$17.44

$18.26

$37,970

0.8 %

51-5112

Printing Press
Operators

191,130

$16.19

$17.00

$35,370

0.5 %

51-5113

Print Binding
and Finishing Workers

54,230

$13.90

$14.81

$30,800

0.9 %

51-6011

Laundry and
Dry-Cleaning Workers

204,820

$9.40

$10.21

$21,230

0.4 %

51-6021

Pressers,
Textile, Garment, and Related Materials

56,600

$9.33

$9.85

$20,480

0.6 %

51-6031

Sewing Machine
Operators

147,030

$9.90

$10.88

$22,630

0.5 %

51-6041

Shoe and Leather
Workers and Repairers

6,010

$11.06

$11.87

$24,690

1.7 %

51-6042

Shoe Machine
Operators and Tenders

3,180

$12.63

$12.96

$26,960

3.7 %

51-6051

Sewers,
Hand

5,770

$11.13

$12.11

$25,200

2.8 %

51-6052

Tailors,
Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers

26,250

$12.77

$13.63

$28,360

1.3 %

51-6061

Textile
Bleaching and Dyeing Machine Operators and Tenders

12,700

$11.04

$11.89

$24,720

1.3 %

51-6062

Textile Cutting
Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders

15,000

$11.29

$12.00

$24,950

0.9 %

51-6063

Textile Knitting
and Weaving Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders

21,190

$12.44

$12.68

$26,360

1.1 %

51-6064

Textile Winding,
Twisting, and Drawing Out Machine Setters, Operators, and
Tenders

27,840

$12.33

$12.60

$26,200

0.8 %

51-6091

Extruding and
Forming Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Synthetic and Glass
Fibers

14,670

$15.58

$15.79

$32,840

1.3 %

51-6092

Fabric and
Apparel Patternmakers

6,060

$18.74

$21.25

$44,190

3.1 %

51-6093

Upholsterers

30,210

$14.40

$15.20

$31,620

1.0 %

51-6099

Textile,
Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other

13,300

$11.94

$13.81

$28,720

2.3 %

51-7011

Cabinetmakers
and Bench Carpenters

84,170

$14.48

$15.29

$31,790

0.5 %

51-7021

Furniture
Finishers

15,400

$13.37

$14.06

$29,230

0.8 %

51-7031

Model Makers,
Wood

1,660

$14.12

$16.22

$33,730

5.0 %

51-7032

Patternmakers,
Wood

1,240

$16.65

$19.57

$40,700

4.5 %

51-7041

Sawing Machine
Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood

37,050

$12.59

$13.13

$27,310

0.8 %

51-7042

Woodworking
Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing

61,130

$12.75

$13.29

$27,650

0.6 %

51-7099

Woodworkers, All
Other

8,610

$11.79

$13.42

$27,910

1.6 %

51-8011

Nuclear Power
Reactor Operators

5,080

$36.37

$37.17

$77,310

1.2 %

51-8012

Power
Distributors and Dispatchers

10,100

$33.13

$33.24

$69,130

0.7 %

51-8013

Power Plant
Operators

39,930

$30.33

$29.94

$62,270

0.6 %

51-8021

Stationary
Engineers and Boiler Operators

35,800

$25.07

$25.30

$52,620

0.5 %

51-8031

Water and
Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators

108,330

$19.60

$20.45

$42,530

0.5 %

51-8091

Chemical Plant
and System Operators

43,130

$26.68

$26.30

$54,700

0.9 %

51-8092

Gas Plant
Operators

13,480

$27.50

$27.72

$57,660

1.3 %

51-8093

Petroleum Pump
System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers

42,850

$28.87

$28.64

$59,580

1.0 %

51-8099

Plant and System
Operators, All Other

10,870

$24.99

$25.00

$52,010

0.8 %

51-9011

Chemical
Equipment Operators and Tenders

46,250

$21.71

$22.02

$45,790

0.7 %

51-9012

Separating,
Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters,
Operators, and Tenders

38,050

$18.19

$18.65

$38,800

1.0 %

51-9021

Crushing,
Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and
Tenders

33,140

$15.60

$16.21

$33,720

0.7 %

51-9022

Grinding and
Polishing Workers, Hand

27,420

$13.16

$13.80

$28,710

0.7 %

51-9023

Mixing and
Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders

123,840

$15.80

$16.40

$34,120

0.5 %

51-9031

Cutters and
Trimmers, Hand

17,420

$11.74

$12.57

$26,140

0.9 %

51-9032

Cutting and
Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders

61,360

$14.42

$14.95

$31,090

0.7 %

51-9041

Extruding,
Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and
Tenders

65,100

$15.01

$15.74

$32,740

0.7 %

51-9051

Furnace, Kiln,
Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders

18,470

$16.54

$17.08

$35,520

1.0 %

51-9061

Inspectors,
Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers

410,750

$15.88

$17.09

$35,550

0.3 %

51-9071

Jewelers and
Precious Stone and Metal Workers

21,510

$16.91

$18.52

$38,520

1.6 %

51-9081

Dental
Laboratory Technicians

38,360

$16.90

$18.26

$37,980

0.8 %

51-9082

Medical
Appliance Technicians

13,320

$17.15

$18.56

$38,610

1.7 %

51-9083

Ophthalmic
Laboratory Technicians

27,880

$13.45

$14.24

$29,610

1.0 %

51-9111

Packaging and
Filling Machine Operators and Tenders

342,280

$12.15

$13.26

$27,580

0.4 %

51-9121

Coating,
Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and
Tenders

77,870

$14.28

$14.93

$31,050

0.4 %

51-9122

Painters,
Transportation Equipment

43,300

$18.77

$20.27

$42,160

0.7 %

51-9123

Painting,
Coating, and Decorating Workers

23,970

$11.73

$12.83

$26,680

0.9 %

51-9141

Semiconductor
Processors

20,930

$15.93

$16.64

$34,610

1.1 %

51-9151

Photographic
Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators

57,540

$10.58

$11.90

$24,760

0.8 %

51-9191

Adhesive Bonding
Machine Operators and Tenders

15,060

$14.09

$14.68

$30,520

0.9 %

51-9192

Cleaning,
Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders

18,320

$12.34

$13.50

$28,090

1.2 %

51-9193

Cooling and
Freezing Equipment Operators and Tenders

8,960

$14.09

$14.82

$30,830

1.6 %

51-9194

Etchers and
Engravers

8,090

$13.55

$14.53

$30,210

1.5 %

51-9195

Molders,
Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic

32,250

$13.86

$14.56

$30,270

0.7 %

51-9196

Paper Goods
Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders

88,390

$16.41

$16.81

$34,970

0.8 %

51-9197

Tire
Builders

15,020

$18.87

$18.19

$37,840

4.1 %

51-9198

Helpers--Production
Workers

394,270

$10.79

$11.66

$24,240

0.3 %

51-9399

Production
Workers, All Other*

229,240

$13.42

$14.89

$30,980

0.6 %

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations top

Wage Estimates

Occupation Code

Occupation Title (click on the
occupation title to view an occupational profile)

Employment (1)

Median Hourly

Mean Hourly

Mean Annual (2)

Mean RSE (3)

53-0000

Transportation
and Material Moving Occupations

8,547,980

$13.66

$15.70

$32,660

0.3 %

53-1011

Aircraft Cargo
Handling Supervisors

6,160

$23.65

$24.81

$51,610

1.7 %

53-1021

First-Line
Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand

166,360

$21.06

$22.08

$45,930

0.2 %

53-1031

First-Line
Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Machine and
Vehicle Operators

196,420

$25.34

$26.42

$54,950

0.3 %

53-2011

Airline Pilots,
Copilots, and Flight Engineers

68,580

(4)

(4)

$115,300

2.4 %

53-2012

Commercial
Pilots

29,900

(4)

(4)

$73,490

1.3 %

53-2021

Air Traffic
Controllers

23,970

$51.94

$53.02

$110,280

0.6 %

53-2022

Airfield
Operations Specialists

6,790

$21.67

$22.47

$46,740

2.1 %

53-2031

Flight
Attendants

88,020

(5)

(4)

$41,630

2.2 %

53-3011

Ambulance
Drivers and Attendants, Except Emergency Medical Technicians

19,440

$11.03

$11.60

$24,130

1.2 %

53-3021

Bus Drivers,
Transit and Intercity

179,700

$17.08

$17.82

$37,060

1.6 %

53-3022

Bus Drivers,
School or Special Client

467,610

$13.26

$13.78

$28,660

0.6 %

53-3031

Driver/Sales
Workers

371,670

$10.84

$13.02

$27,070

0.6 %

53-3032

Heavy and
Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers

1,466,740

$18.16

$18.97

$39,450

0.3 %

53-3033

Light Truck or
Delivery Services Drivers

780,260

$13.77

$15.45

$32,140

0.3 %

53-3041

Taxi Drivers and
Chauffeurs

161,940

$10.79

$11.82

$24,580

0.7 %

53-3099

Motor Vehicle
Operators, All Other

61,230

$13.58

$15.83

$32,920

2.2 %

53-4011

Locomotive
Engineers

40,750

$22.42

$24.46

$50,870

2.5 %

53-4012

Locomotive
Firers

1,130

$20.92

$22.62

$47,040

3.9 %

53-4013

Rail Yard
Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostlers

5,600

$17.06

$18.18

$37,810

2.3 %

53-4021

Railroad Brake,
Signal, and Switch Operators

22,760

$22.92

$23.47

$48,820

2.6 %

53-4031

Railroad
Conductors and Yardmasters

42,700

$23.93

$25.18

$52,370

2.0 %

53-4041

Subway and
Streetcar Operators

6,360

$27.35

$25.69

$53,440

4.6 %

53-4099

Rail
Transportation Workers, All Other

3,210

$22.95

$23.09

$48,030

2.1 %

53-5011

Sailors and
Marine Oilers

31,690

$17.44

$18.28

$38,030

1.2 %

53-5021

Captains, Mates,
and Pilots of Water Vessels

29,280

$30.86

$33.89

$70,500

1.6 %

53-5022

Motorboat
Operators

2,480

$18.52

$19.31

$40,170

3.1 %

53-5031

Ship
Engineers

9,470

$31.67

$34.09

$70,920

1.8 %

53-6011

Bridge and Lock
Tenders

3,250

$22.08

$20.72

$43,090

1.0 %

53-6021

Parking Lot
Attendants

124,590

$9.39

$10.21

$21,250

0.6 %

53-6031

Automotive and
Watercraft Service Attendants

86,440

$9.40

$10.20

$21,210

0.5 %

53-6041

Traffic
Technicians

6,730

$19.77

$20.94

$43,550

2.0 %

53-6051

Transportation
Inspectors

24,280

$27.71

$30.31

$63,050

1.4 %

53-6061

Transportation
Attendants, Except Flight Attendants

25,150

$10.06

$11.21

$23,320

1.8 %

53-6099

Transportation
Workers, All Other

32,760

$15.83

$17.31

$36,010

1.4 %

53-7011

Conveyor
Operators and Tenders

36,810

$14.07

$14.69

$30,550

0.6 %

53-7021

Crane and Tower
Operators

39,510

$22.23

$24.03

$49,980

1.1 %

53-7031

Dredge
Operators

1,720

$16.20

$17.59

$36,580

3.0 %

53-7032

Excavating and
Loading Machine and Dragline Operators

49,140

$17.75

$19.19

$39,910

0.8 %

53-7033

Loading Machine
Operators, Underground Mining

3,050

$22.07

$22.20

$46,170

2.2 %

53-7041

Hoist and Winch
Operators

2,810

$18.11

$19.76

$41,110

2.6 %

53-7051

Industrial Truck
and Tractor Operators

518,350

$14.32

$15.15

$31,500

0.4 %

53-7061

Cleaners of
Vehicles and Equipment

288,110

$9.46

$10.74

$22,340

0.6 %

53-7062

Laborers and
Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand

2,024,180

$11.28

$12.36

$25,710

0.2 %

53-7063

Machine Feeders
and Offbearers

119,730

$12.98

$13.54

$28,170

0.6 %

53-7064

Packers and
Packagers, Hand

676,870

$9.44

$10.63

$22,100

0.3 %

53-7071

Gas Compressor
and Gas Pumping Station Operators

4,040

$24.32

$24.48

$50,920

3.0 %

53-7072

Pump Operators,
Except Wellhead Pumpers

9,440

$21.03

$22.14

$46,060

1.9 %

53-7073

Wellhead
Pumpers

12,960

$19.54

$20.45

$42,540

1.7 %

53-7081

Refuse and
Recyclable Material Collectors

126,360

$15.69

$16.50

$34,310

0.9 %

53-7111

Mine Shuttle Car
Operators

3,080

$23.13

$23.43

$48,730

1.4 %

53-7121

Tank Car, Truck,
and Ship Loaders

10,390

$20.57

$21.40

$44,510

2.7 %

53-7199

Material Moving
Workers, All Other

28,040

$16.35

$18.02

$37,480

3.3 %

About May 2010
National, State, Metropolitan, and Nonmetropolitan Area Occupational
Employment and Wage Estimates

(1) Estimates for detailed occupations do not sum to the totals
because the totals include occupations not shown separately. Estimates do
not include self-employed workers.

(2) Annual wages have been calculated by multiplying the hourly
mean wage by a "year-round, full-time" hours figure of 2,080 hours; for
those occupations where there is not an hourly mean wage published, the
annual wage has been directly calculated from the reported survey
data.

(3) The relative standard error (RSE) is a measure of the
reliability of a survey statistic. The smaller the relative standard
error, the more precise the estimate.

(4) Wages for some occupations that do not generally work
year-round, full time, are reported either as hourly wages or annual
salaries depending on how they are typically paid.

(5) This wage is equal to or greater than $80.00 per hour or
$166,400 per year.

May 2010 National
Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates

May 2010 State
Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates

May 2010
Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Area Occupational Employment and Wage
Estimates

May 2010 National
Industry-Specific Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates

List of
Occupations in SOC Code Number Order

List of
Occupations in Alphabetical Order

Download May 2010
Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates in Zipped XLS files

Technical
notes

Last Modified Date: April 6, 2011

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