Careers

Architecture and engineering

• Aerospace engineering and operations technologists and technicians$82,890 · +11.9%
• Aerospace engineers$134,960 · +8.3%
• Agricultural engineers$98,590 · +6.9%
• Architects, except landscape and naval$99,280 · +4.3%
• Architectural and civil drafters$66,150 · +5.2%
• Bioengineers and biomedical engineers$109,370 · +7.6%
• Calibration technologists and technicians$67,820 · +4.8%
• Cartographers and photogrammetrists$81,390 · +7.4%
• Chemical engineers$125,040 · +4.7%
• Civil engineering technologists and technicians$64,950 · +3.2%
• Civil engineers$100,840 · +6.4%
• Computer hardware engineers$161,740 · +9.1%
• Drafters, all other$63,520 · -7.3%
• Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians$78,190 · +2.4%
• Electrical and electronics drafters$76,870 · -3.4%
• Electrical engineers$120,630 · +9.9%
• Electro-mechanical and mechatronics technologists and technicians$73,900 · +2.6%
• Electronics engineers, except computer$130,220 · +3.7%
• Engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters, all other$78,350 · +2.8%
• Engineers, all other$122,930 · +3.7%
• Environmental engineering technologists and technicians$59,920 · +3.1%
• Environmental engineers$107,110 · +6.3%
• Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors$115,160 · +5.4%
• Industrial engineering technologists and technicians$66,120 · +3.1%
• Industrial engineers$102,440 · +12.4%
• Landscape architects$79,870 · +4.4%
• Marine engineers and naval architects$112,230 · +6.7%
• Materials engineers$112,860 · +7.5%
• Mechanical drafters$71,550 · -6.0%
• Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians$74,510 · +1.3%
• Mechanical engineers$104,110 · +11.2%
• Mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers$106,220 · +3.8%
• Nuclear engineers$133,970 · +0.4%
• Petroleum engineers$144,910 · +2.0%
• Surveying and mapping technicians$54,240 · +5.8%
• Surveyors$75,440 · +5.8%

Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media

• Actors— · +0.0%
• Art directors$114,850 · +4.2%
• Artists and related workers, all other$71,240 · +2.0%
• Athletes and sports competitors$66,710 · +5.5%
• Audio and video technicians$58,100 · +3.9%
• Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys$47,340 · -7.6%
• Broadcast technicians$59,570 · -3.1%
• Camera operators, television, video, and film$74,990 · +1.3%
• Choreographers$55,310 · +3.1%
• Coaches and scouts$47,320 · +6.1%
• Commercial and industrial designers$83,910 · +2.4%
• Court reporters and simultaneous captioners$72,420 · -0.1%
• Craft artists$46,080 · +2.0%
• Dancers— · +2.2%
• Designers, all other$64,950 · +1.2%
• Disc jockeys, except radio— · +3.8%
• Editors$77,920 · -1.1%
• Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other— · +4.7%
• Fashion designers$80,960 · +0.1%
• Film and video editors$75,420 · +3.7%
• Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators$55,490 · -2.9%
• Floral designers$37,360 · -5.6%
• Graphic designers$62,960 · -1.7%
• Interior designers$67,190 · +2.7%
• Interpreters and translators$60,170 · +2.0%
• Lighting technicians$68,060 · -4.8%
• Media and communication equipment workers, all other$70,720 · +1.6%
• Media and communication workers, all other$73,620 · +3.9%
• Merchandise displayers and window trimmers$39,390 · +2.7%
• Music directors and composers$73,710 · +1.2%
• Musicians and singers— · +0.3%
• News analysts, reporters, and journalists$62,200 · -5.9%
• Photographers$44,660 · -0.7%
• Producers and directors$90,360 · +4.0%
• Public relations specialists$74,750 · +1.8%
• Set and exhibit designers$75,240 · +1.4%
• Sound engineering technicians$73,130 · -3.1%
• Special effects artists and animators$102,030 · -0.3%
• Technical writers$90,390 · +0.8%
• Umpires, referees, and other sports officials$40,710 · +5.2%
• Writers and authors$76,910 · -0.3%

Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance

• Building cleaning workers, all other$44,040 · +2.0%
• First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers$49,100 · +3.2%
• First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers$58,430 · +4.0%
• Grounds maintenance workers, all other$46,860 · +3.7%
• Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners$36,840 · +2.2%
• Landscaping and groundskeeping workers$39,150 · +4.7%
• Maids and housekeeping cleaners$35,510 · +0.6%
• Pest control workers$45,250 · +5.5%
• Pesticide handlers, sprayers, and applicators, vegetation$46,340 · +3.9%
• Tree trimmers and pruners$50,960 · +4.2%

Business and financial operations

• Accountants and auditors$83,680 · +5.0%
• Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes$82,890 · +9.7%
• Budget analysts$91,640 · +1.9%
• Business operations specialists, all other$83,050 · +3.9%
• Buyers and purchasing agents$77,710 · +6.0%
• Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators$78,000 · -5.5%
• Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists$78,210 · +6.0%
• Compliance officers$80,730 · +3.8%
• Cost estimators$78,740 · -3.1%
• Credit analysts$83,510 · -4.3%
• Credit counselors$52,230 · +3.3%
• Farm labor contractors$58,460 · +7.4%
• Financial and investment analysts$102,740 · +7.2%
• Financial examiners$94,160 · +9.3%
• Financial risk specialists$117,330 · +7.4%
• Financial specialists, all other$81,100 · +4.1%
• Fundraisers$72,550 · +5.5%
• Human resources specialists$75,940 · +6.4%
• Insurance appraisers, auto damage$78,240 · -8.7%
• Insurance underwriters$81,370 · -3.8%
• Labor relations specialists$95,420 · +2.1%
• Loan officers$76,690 · +1.1%
• Logisticians$82,320 · +17.6%
• Management analysts$101,860 · +10.1%
• Market research analysts and marketing specialists$78,760 · +7.0%
• Meeting, convention, and event planners$61,160 · +5.8%
• Personal financial advisors$105,070 · +1.4%
• Project management specialists$102,320 · +6.7%
• Property appraisers and assessors$67,960 · +3.5%
• Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents$62,370 · -1.0%
• Tax preparers$54,920 · +4.7%
• Training and development specialists$69,280 · +10.8%

Community and social service

• Child, family, and school social workers$59,550 · +4.4%
• Clergy$60,810 · +2.4%
• Community and social service specialists, all other$56,730 · +5.5%
• Community health workers$51,850 · +12.7%
• Counselors, all other$50,860 · +5.9%
• Directors, religious activities and education$52,100 · +3.3%
• Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors$64,330 · +2.9%
• Health education specialists$64,070 · +5.6%
• Healthcare social workers$67,880 · +8.5%
• Marriage and family therapists$66,940 · +13.5%
• Mental health and substance abuse social workers$60,280 · +10.3%
• Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists$66,270 · +3.0%
• Rehabilitation counselors$46,850 · +2.2%
• Religious workers, all other$45,280 · +1.5%
• Social and human service assistants$45,930 · +7.4%
• Social workers, all other$71,900 · +2.3%
• Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors$59,350 · +18.4%

Computer and mathematical

• Actuaries$130,000 · +9.2%
• Computer and information research scientists$140,300 · +21.8%
• Computer network architects$134,050 · +7.7%
• Computer network support specialists$76,220 · +1.2%
• Computer occupations, all other$116,580 · +5.1%
• Computer programmers$100,390 · -7.3%
• Computer systems analysts$105,850 · +7.9%
• Computer user support specialists$61,860 · -3.5%
• Data scientists$120,230 · +34.6%
• Database administrators$104,620 · -0.1%
• Database architects$139,500 · +9.4%
• Information security analysts$129,180 · +21.0%
• Mathematical science occupations, all other$81,490 · +7.1%
• Mathematicians$126,710 · +0.6%
• Network and computer systems administrators$99,130 · -4.1%
• Operations research analysts$88,940 · +11.9%
• Software developers$135,980 · +10.2%
• Software quality assurance analysts and testers$104,300 · +5.7%
• Statisticians$105,650 · +11.0%
• Web and digital interface designers$104,000 · +6.0%
• Web developers$92,650 · +3.8%

Construction and extraction

• Boilermakers$76,410 · -1.8%
• Brickmasons and blockmasons$62,120 · +1.1%
• Carpenters$60,580 · +3.9%
• Carpet installers$50,340 · -16.4%
• Cement masons and concrete finishers$57,020 · +1.6%
• Construction and building inspectors$74,690 · +0.0%
• Construction laborers$47,120 · +7.3%
• Continuous mining machine operators$61,810 · +3.2%
• Derrick operators, oil and gas$58,620 · +1.6%
• Drywall and ceiling tile installers$58,930 · +2.5%
• Earth drillers, except oil and gas$60,190 · +3.6%
• Electricians$63,190 · +9.2%
• Elevator and escalator installers and repairers$109,910 · +5.7%
• Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators, surface mining$57,430 · +1.0%
• Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters$61,390 · +0.0%
• Extraction workers, all other$57,010 · +3.4%
• Fence erectors$47,980 · +5.6%
• First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers$79,920 · +5.0%
• Floor layers, except carpet, wood, and hard tiles$56,460 · +9.0%
• Floor sanders and finishers$50,440 · +1.4%
• Glaziers$57,080 · +1.9%
• Hazardous materials removal workers$49,450 · +1.5%
• Helpers, construction trades, all other$42,670 · -1.0%
• Helpers--brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and tile and marble setters$47,550 · -11.7%
• Helpers--carpenters$43,780 · -1.7%
• Helpers--electricians$42,670 · +0.6%
• Helpers--extraction workers$47,730 · +1.7%
• Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons$40,470 · +1.5%
• Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters$42,360 · +2.4%
• Helpers--roofers$44,160 · -0.1%
• Highway maintenance workers$50,260 · +3.4%
• Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall$49,120 · +2.4%
• Insulation workers, mechanical$58,340 · +5.1%
• Loading and moving machine operators, underground mining$74,500 · -15.8%
• Miscellaneous construction and related workers$49,910 · +3.9%
• Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators$59,850 · +4.6%
• Painters, construction and maintenance$49,400 · +3.0%
• Paperhangers$52,140 · +4.3%
• Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators$53,340 · -0.9%
• Pile driver operators$73,300 · -5.7%
• Pipelayers$49,000 · -3.1%
• Plasterers and stucco masons$57,660 · +2.8%
• Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters$63,800 · +6.8%
• Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators$70,070 · +1.5%
• Reinforcing iron and rebar workers$58,970 · -5.3%
• Rock splitters, quarry$48,740 · +5.8%
• Roof bolters, mining$78,540 · -18.9%
• Roofers$55,440 · +5.3%
• Rotary drill operators, oil and gas$67,890 · +0.8%
• Roustabouts, oil and gas$46,960 · +3.6%
• Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners$49,880 · +7.8%
• Service unit operators, oil and gas$58,160 · +1.1%
• Sheet metal workers$61,800 · +2.5%
• Solar photovoltaic installers$53,140 · +36.5%
• Stonemasons$57,390 · -5.4%
• Structural iron and steel workers$62,780 · +3.1%
• Tapers$68,270 · -1.6%
• Terrazzo workers and finishers$76,170 · -13.0%
• Tile and stone setters$55,690 · +9.8%
• Underground mining machine operators, all other$70,130 · -1.0%

Educational instruction and library

• Adult basic education, adult secondary education, and english as a second language instructors$61,540 · -13.9%
• Agricultural sciences teachers, postsecondary$98,700 · +2.9%
• Anthropology and archeology teachers, postsecondary$99,650 · +2.6%
• Architecture teachers, postsecondary$96,870 · +2.6%
• Archivists$64,550 · +3.4%
• Area, ethnic, and cultural studies teachers, postsecondary$85,020 · +2.7%
• Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary$78,620 · +2.2%
• Atmospheric, earth, marine, and space sciences teachers, postsecondary$103,170 · +2.4%
• Biological science teachers, postsecondary$84,620 · +7.3%
• Business teachers, postsecondary$99,080 · +5.9%
• Career/technical education teachers, middle school$65,030 · -0.5%
• Career/technical education teachers, postsecondary$63,820 · -0.3%
• Career/technical education teachers, secondary school$66,270 · -0.4%
• Chemistry teachers, postsecondary$93,250 · +2.3%
• Communications teachers, postsecondary$78,580 · +2.1%
• Computer science teachers, postsecondary$96,980 · +4.9%
• Criminal justice and law enforcement teachers, postsecondary$76,590 · +1.5%
• Curators$63,420 · +4.9%
• Economics teachers, postsecondary$123,920 · +2.4%
• Education teachers, postsecondary$75,350 · +2.5%
• Educational instruction and library workers, all other$50,890 · +1.8%
• Elementary school teachers, except special education$63,970 · -0.4%
• Engineering teachers, postsecondary$109,270 · +7.8%
• English language and literature teachers, postsecondary$78,760 · +0.0%
• Environmental science teachers, postsecondary$94,980 · +2.7%
• Family and consumer sciences teachers, postsecondary$75,870 · +2.4%
• Farm and home management educators$60,220 · -3.2%
• Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary$79,350 · +0.2%
• Forestry and conservation science teachers, postsecondary$101,420 · +2.8%
• Geography teachers, postsecondary$97,590 · +2.7%
• Health specialties teachers, postsecondary$107,310 · +17.9%
• History teachers, postsecondary$83,820 · +0.0%
• Instructional coordinators$77,440 · +1.6%
• Kindergarten teachers, except special education$62,680 · -0.3%
• Law teachers, postsecondary$128,500 · +2.6%
• Librarians and media collections specialists$68,270 · +2.6%
• Library science teachers, postsecondary$80,340 · +2.7%
• Library technicians$44,580 · -6.4%
• Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary$79,940 · +1.7%
• Middle school teachers, except special and career/technical education$64,370 · -0.4%
• Museum technicians and conservators$51,440 · +3.6%
• Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary$80,250 · +17.1%
• Philosophy and religion teachers, postsecondary$80,260 · +2.0%
• Physics teachers, postsecondary$100,310 · +2.4%
• Political science teachers, postsecondary$98,070 · +2.5%
• Postsecondary teachers, all other$77,640 · +2.0%
• Preschool teachers, except special education$38,140 · +4.5%
• Psychology teachers, postsecondary$80,340 · +4.0%
• Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary$77,270 · +2.2%
• Secondary school teachers, except special and career/technical education$72,040 · -0.2%
• Self-enrichment teachers$46,800 · +3.5%
• Social sciences teachers, postsecondary, all other$72,990 · +1.6%
• Social work teachers, postsecondary$77,570 · +2.6%
• Sociology teachers, postsecondary$84,290 · +2.2%
• Special education teachers, all other$76,580 · +1.9%
• Special education teachers, kindergarten and elementary school$65,120 · -0.4%
• Special education teachers, middle school$66,810 · -0.4%
• Special education teachers, preschool$64,830 · +2.4%
• Special education teachers, secondary school$74,260 · -0.2%
• Substitute teachers, short-term$41,670 · +2.0%
• Teachers and instructors, all other$66,140 · -0.2%
• Teaching assistants, except postsecondary$36,780 · -0.3%
• Teaching assistants, postsecondary$42,910 · +2.7%
• Tutors$43,350 · -0.2%

Farming, fishing, and forestry

• Agricultural equipment operators$41,730 · +8.6%
• Agricultural inspectors$49,940 · +2.3%
• Agricultural workers, all other$39,850 · +3.8%
• Animal breeders$51,130 · +3.0%
• Fallers$52,100 · -9.9%
• Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse$35,660 · -2.4%
• Farmworkers, farm, ranch, and aquacultural animals$36,670 · -3.2%
• First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers$59,320 · +3.8%
• Fishing and hunting workers— · -4.2%
• Forest and conservation workers$43,680 · -1.5%
• Graders and sorters, agricultural products$35,730 · -3.4%
• Log graders and scalers$46,330 · -2.2%
• Logging equipment operators$49,740 · -3.8%
• Logging workers, all other$50,840 · -7.6%

Food preparation and serving related

• Bartenders$34,340 · +5.0%
• Chefs and head cooks$62,470 · +6.6%
• Cooks, all other$37,690 · +5.2%
• Cooks, fast food$30,890 · +0.6%
• Cooks, institution and cafeteria$37,450 · +2.8%
• Cooks, private household$47,940 · +5.1%
• Cooks, restaurant$37,390 · +12.1%
• Cooks, short order$35,880 · -5.2%
• Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers$33,980 · +5.3%
• Dishwashers$34,810 · -1.0%
• Fast food and counter workers$31,200 · +5.8%
• First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers$44,080 · +5.4%
• Food preparation and serving related workers, all other$35,840 · +5.5%
• Food preparation workers$35,320 · -3.0%
• Food servers, nonrestaurant$35,360 · +4.5%
• Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop$31,200 · +3.4%
• Waiters and waitresses$35,230 · +2.0%

Healthcare practitioners and technical

• Acupuncturists$76,040 · +8.6%
• Anesthesiologists$391,490 · +3.6%
• Athletic trainers$62,520 · +12.7%
• Audiologists$95,780 · +11.0%
• Cardiologists$496,010 · +4.8%
• Cardiovascular technologists and technicians$74,310 · +3.7%
• Chiropractors$79,200 · +8.7%
• Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians$62,930 · +2.7%
• Dental hygienists$98,100 · +8.0%
• Dentists, all other specialists$224,990 · +1.3%
• Dentists, general$170,950 · +5.7%
• Dermatologists$328,730 · +6.8%
• Diagnostic medical sonographers$96,590 · +13.9%
• Dietetic technicians$37,640 · +2.7%
• Dietitians and nutritionists$76,400 · +7.7%
• Emergency medical technicians$44,470 · +5.8%
• Emergency medicine physicians$335,550 · +3.2%
• Exercise physiologists$59,460 · +12.8%
• Family medicine physicians$244,180 · +3.3%
• General internal medicine physicians$256,560 · +4.0%
• Genetic counselors$100,040 · +10.4%
• Health information technologists and medical registrars$68,020 · +15.9%
• Health technologists and technicians, all other$50,290 · +5.9%
• Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other$115,210 · +5.5%
• Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other$65,790 · +5.1%
• Hearing aid specialists$65,160 · +19.4%
• Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses$64,400 · +3.0%
• Magnetic resonance imaging technologists$95,480 · +7.7%
• Medical dosimetrists$147,470 · +5.0%
• Medical records specialists$51,140 · +7.8%
• Neurologists$248,560 · +6.4%
• Nuclear medicine technologists$101,370 · +4.4%
• Nurse anesthetists$236,590 · +9.7%
• Nurse midwives$134,040 · +11.5%
• Nurse practitioners$132,300 · +41.0%
• Obstetricians and gynecologists$292,910 · +1.7%
• Occupational therapists$100,330 · +14.8%
• Ophthalmic medical technicians$45,570 · +21.4%
• Ophthalmologists, except pediatric$300,080 · +4.5%
• Opticians, dispensing$47,260 · +4.2%
• Optometrists$136,570 · +9.5%
• Oral and maxillofacial surgeons$352,220 · +5.6%
• Orthodontists$289,140 · +6.0%
• Orthopedic surgeons, except pediatric$358,550 · +4.0%
• Orthotists and prosthetists$81,110 · +12.9%
• Paramedics$60,600 · +5.7%
• Pediatric surgeons$559,030 · +2.0%
• Pediatricians, general$210,040 · +1.5%
• Pharmacists$140,910 · +5.2%
• Pharmacy technicians$45,750 · +6.4%
• Physical therapists$102,760 · +11.9%
• Physician assistants$135,880 · +21.1%
• Physicians, all other$265,930 · +3.4%
• Physicians, pathologists$312,400 · +4.8%
• Podiatrists$160,300 · +2.0%
• Prosthodontists$311,180 · +5.8%
• Psychiatric technicians$45,130 · +22.3%
• Psychiatrists$281,870 · +7.2%
• Radiation therapists$105,310 · +2.8%
• Radiologic technologists and technicians$80,110 · +5.0%
• Radiologists$420,860 · +3.4%
• Recreational therapists$61,960 · +4.8%
• Registered nurses$97,550 · +5.6%
• Respiratory therapists$82,280 · +8.5%
• Speech-language pathologists$97,870 · +16.6%
• Surgeons, all other$414,010 · +4.0%
• Surgical assistants$66,800 · +6.1%
• Surgical technologists$64,650 · +5.0%
• Therapists, all other$77,930 · +12.6%
• Veterinarians$130,100 · +9.4%
• Veterinary technologists and technicians$47,380 · +9.4%

Healthcare support

• Dental assistants$48,070 · +7.4%
• Healthcare support workers, all other$48,430 · +4.8%
• Home health and personal care aides$35,800 · +18.1%
• Massage therapists$58,450 · +15.3%
• Medical assistants$45,690 · +12.9%
• Medical equipment preparers$47,700 · +10.8%
• Medical transcriptionists$40,410 · -4.4%
• Nursing assistants$42,260 · +2.6%
• Occupational therapy aides$39,160 · +3.6%
• Occupational therapy assistants$72,300 · +21.5%
• Orderlies$38,290 · +4.0%
• Pharmacy aides$37,680 · -0.7%
• Phlebotomists$45,230 · +6.8%
• Physical therapist aides$35,240 · +4.0%
• Physical therapist assistants$68,380 · +23.0%
• Psychiatric aides$44,910 · +1.9%
• Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers$38,150 · +9.1%

Installation, maintenance, and repair

• Aircraft mechanics and service technicians$79,870 · +5.4%
• Audiovisual equipment installers and repairers$52,600 · +4.8%
• Automotive body and related repairers$54,890 · +3.7%
• Automotive glass installers and repairers$47,630 · +5.7%
• Automotive service technicians and mechanics$50,620 · +5.0%
• Avionics technicians$82,280 · +9.4%
• Bicycle repairers$42,780 · -5.7%
• Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists$61,770 · +3.6%
• Camera and photographic equipment repairers$52,720 · -15.5%
• Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers$47,450 · -3.4%
• Commercial divers$72,990 · +4.8%
• Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers$47,810 · -3.0%
• Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical door$74,340 · +4.3%
• Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers$56,210 · +4.4%
• Electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment$84,890 · +5.4%
• Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment$74,090 · +0.3%
• Electrical and electronics repairers, powerhouse, substation, and relay$103,020 · +9.7%
• Electrical power-line installers and repairers$95,320 · +10.3%
• Electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles$48,420 · -14.5%
• Farm equipment mechanics and service technicians$56,550 · +10.7%
• First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers$79,860 · +4.1%
• Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers$61,010 · +10.9%
• Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers$39,630 · +5.3%
• Home appliance repairers$50,990 · +1.9%
• Industrial machinery mechanics$64,520 · +17.8%
• Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other$49,230 · +2.6%
• Locksmiths and safe repairers$51,320 · -11.7%
• Maintenance and repair workers, general$49,590 · +4.2%
• Maintenance workers, machinery$60,850 · -1.9%
• Manufactured building and mobile home installers$45,990 · +5.8%
• Mechanical door repairers$55,720 · +6.4%
• Medical equipment repairers$61,660 · +12.6%
• Millwrights$65,700 · +0.9%
• Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines$65,510 · +6.7%
• Motorboat mechanics and service technicians$57,550 · +4.9%
• Motorcycle mechanics$48,580 · +2.1%
• Musical instrument repairers and tuners$46,420 · +1.9%
• Outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics$47,880 · +2.3%
• Precision instrument and equipment repairers, all other$68,990 · +2.5%
• Radio, cellular, and tower equipment installers and repairers$63,520 · +1.2%
• Rail car repairers$67,530 · +2.6%
• Recreational vehicle service technicians$52,000 · +9.7%
• Refractory materials repairers, except brickmasons$61,290 · -13.7%
• Riggers$62,640 · +3.9%
• Security and fire alarm systems installers$60,070 · +6.8%
• Signal and track switch repairers$92,460 · +1.8%
• Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers$63,890 · -3.3%
• Telecommunications line installers and repairers$74,330 · -3.4%
• Tire repairers and changers$37,710 · +3.4%
• Watch and clock repairers$67,230 · -0.3%
• Wind turbine service technicians$64,120 · +29.5%

Legal

• Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers$117,860 · +0.0%
• Arbitrators, mediators, and conciliators$75,530 · +4.7%
• Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates$153,990 · +2.8%
• Judicial law clerks$64,920 · +2.8%
• Lawyers$159,670 · +4.7%
• Legal support workers, all other$72,110 · -0.3%
• Paralegals and legal assistants$62,890 · -0.3%
• Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers$58,650 · +2.1%

Life, physical, and social science

• Agricultural technicians$49,630 · +5.4%
• Animal scientists$68,940 · +5.8%
• Anthropologists and archeologists$70,770 · +6.0%
• Astronomers$128,820 · +7.8%
• Atmospheric and space scientists$99,070 · +2.6%
• Biochemists and biophysicists$127,410 · +12.3%
• Biological scientists, all other$98,920 · +4.7%
• Biological technicians$57,510 · +7.4%
• Chemical technicians$60,390 · +4.9%
• Chemists$91,240 · +6.4%
• Clinical and counseling psychologists$100,580 · +11.7%
• Conservation scientists$73,010 · +5.3%
• Economists$124,720 · +4.7%
• Environmental science and protection technicians, including health$55,090 · +6.9%
• Environmental scientists and specialists, including health$82,220 · +6.1%
• Epidemiologists$87,220 · +18.7%
• Food science technicians$52,130 · +4.8%
• Food scientists and technologists$88,720 · +6.2%
• Forensic science technicians$72,060 · +13.3%
• Forest and conservation technicians$54,560 · -2.1%
• Foresters$76,400 · +2.2%
• Geographers$102,040 · -2.1%
• Geological technicians, except hydrologic technicians$53,350 · +3.6%
• Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers$101,920 · +5.1%
• Historians$76,750 · +3.0%
• Hydrologic technicians$64,790 · -1.3%
• Hydrologists$96,600 · +1.5%
• Industrial-organizational psychologists$193,950 · +6.5%
• Life scientists, all other$93,750 · +6.3%
• Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other$62,280 · +4.4%
• Materials scientists$117,790 · +8.3%
• Medical scientists, except epidemiologists$103,410 · +12.6%
• Microbiologists$87,990 · +6.2%
• Nuclear technicians$110,240 · +1.1%
• Occupational health and safety specialists$90,150 · +18.5%
• Occupational health and safety technicians$61,560 · +19.4%
• Physical scientists, all other$122,570 · +2.1%
• Physicists$172,250 · +7.2%
• Political scientists$142,080 · -2.0%
• Psychologists, all other$110,840 · +2.3%
• School psychologists$95,990 · +0.8%
• Social science research assistants$61,990 · +5.0%
• Social scientists and related workers, all other$101,110 · -0.2%
• Sociologists$106,030 · +3.8%
• Soil and plant scientists$78,850 · +6.7%
• Survey researchers$69,460 · -4.8%
• Urban and regional planners$89,320 · +3.9%
• Zoologists and wildlife biologists$76,780 · +3.6%

Management

• Administrative services managers$114,130 · +5.2%
• Advertising and promotions managers$133,660 · -3.7%
• Architectural and engineering managers$171,270 · +5.5%
• Chief executives$213,990 · +3.2%
• Compensation and benefits managers$149,230 · +1.1%
• Computer and information systems managers$175,140 · +15.8%
• Construction managers$114,990 · +9.1%
• Education administrators, all other$95,200 · +1.6%
• Education administrators, kindergarten through secondary$105,870 · -0.3%
• Education administrators, postsecondary$104,590 · +1.8%
• Education and childcare administrators, preschool and daycare$59,300 · -3.1%
• Emergency management directors$93,330 · +3.9%
• Entertainment and recreation managers, except gambling$79,520 · +6.0%
• Facilities managers$106,660 · +4.6%
• Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers$89,900 · -3.4%
• Financial managers$166,570 · +9.7%
• Food service managers$69,390 · +5.8%
• Fundraising managers$125,470 · +5.4%
• Funeral home managers$78,790 · +4.1%
• Gambling managers$93,220 · +3.6%
• General and operations managers$105,770 · +5.0%
• Human resources managers$149,280 · +5.5%
• Industrial production managers$126,060 · +2.6%
• Lodging managers$69,250 · +3.8%
• Managers, all other$141,900 · +4.9%
• Marketing managers$166,790 · +6.9%
• Medical and health services managers$123,860 · +24.2%
• Natural sciences managers$167,220 · +8.2%
• Personal service managers, all other$69,770 · +6.2%
• Postmasters and mail superintendents$96,660 · -0.3%
• Property, real estate, and community association managers$69,990 · +3.7%
• Public relations managers$146,910 · +5.7%
• Purchasing managers$148,080 · +4.0%
• Sales managers$148,270 · +4.5%
• Social and community service managers$80,390 · +7.2%
• Training and development managers$133,000 · +6.4%
• Transportation, storage, and distribution managers$107,230 · +6.1%

Office and administrative support

• Bill and account collectors$47,030 · -10.4%
• Billing and posting clerks$48,500 · -0.1%
• Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks$50,670 · -5.6%
• Brokerage clerks$65,750 · -7.6%
• Cargo and freight agents$52,260 · +6.2%
• Communications equipment operators, all other$54,680 · +1.0%
• Correspondence clerks$46,800 · -5.6%
• Couriers and messengers$39,200 · +8.0%
• Court, municipal, and license clerks$48,700 · +3.4%
• Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks$50,080 · -7.4%
• Customer service representatives$44,770 · -5.3%
• Data entry keyers$41,340 · -25.5%
• Desktop publishers$55,290 · -14.5%
• Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance$50,340 · -0.7%
• Eligibility interviewers, government programs$54,210 · +1.6%
• Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants$76,590 · +0.0%
• File clerks$43,600 · -15.8%
• Financial clerks, all other$53,830 · +0.0%
• First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers$69,500 · +0.1%
• Gambling cage workers$37,580 · -3.1%
• Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks$35,070 · +1.8%
• Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping$50,610 · -6.2%
• Information and record clerks, all other$49,500 · +0.8%
• Insurance claims and policy processing clerks$49,230 · -1.9%
• Interviewers, except eligibility and loan$45,920 · -10.4%
• Legal secretaries and administrative assistants$55,570 · -5.2%
• Library assistants, clerical$36,910 · -6.4%
• Loan interviewers and clerks$50,020 · -2.4%
• Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service$39,280 · -7.2%
• Medical secretaries and administrative assistants$45,930 · +4.8%
• Meter readers, utilities$48,150 · -10.5%
• New accounts clerks$47,670 · -6.5%
• Office and administrative support workers, all other$45,670 · -7.3%
• Office clerks, general$45,010 · -6.0%
• Office machine operators, except computer$40,960 · -14.9%
• Order clerks$46,170 · -17.5%
• Payroll and timekeeping clerks$58,260 · -15.9%
• Postal service clerks$62,130 · -0.3%
• Postal service mail carriers$60,550 · -0.3%
• Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators$58,470 · -5.3%
• Procurement clerks$50,580 · -8.1%
• Production, planning, and expediting clerks$59,650 · -1.3%
• Proofreaders and copy markers$51,120 · -0.9%
• Public safety telecommunicators$53,040 · +3.7%
• Receptionists and information clerks$38,010 · -1.7%
• Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks$44,390 · +2.5%
• Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive$47,540 · -6.0%
• Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks$45,260 · -7.6%
• Statistical assistants$50,330 · -1.8%
• Switchboard operators, including answering service$38,630 · -26.0%
• Telephone operators$41,740 · -27.6%
• Tellers$43,030 · -13.2%
• Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping$46,380 · -4.8%
• Word processors and typists$49,280 · -34.4%

Personal care and service

• Amusement and recreation attendants$32,150 · +3.7%
• Animal caretakers$35,360 · +12.1%
• Animal trainers$39,990 · +4.2%
• Baggage porters and bellhops$37,080 · -3.0%
• Barbers$38,210 · +3.3%
• Childcare workers$34,980 · -2.0%
• Concierges$38,950 · +2.6%
• Costume attendants$50,400 · +5.9%
• Crematory operators$43,650 · +3.1%
• Embalmers$58,780 · +0.7%
• Entertainment attendants and related workers, all other$32,640 · +4.0%
• Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors$47,160 · +7.3%
• First-line supervisors of entertainment and recreation workers, except gambling services$48,560 · +5.3%
• First-line supervisors of gambling services workers$63,820 · +3.5%
• First-line supervisors of personal service workers$48,590 · +6.3%
• Funeral attendants$35,680 · +2.6%
• Gambling and sports book writers and runners$34,980 · +1.8%
• Gambling dealers$34,320 · +3.4%
• Gambling service workers, all other$36,310 · +4.2%
• Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists$35,790 · +7.7%
• Locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants$36,300 · +6.4%
• Makeup artists, theatrical and performance$97,150 · +6.1%
• Manicurists and pedicurists$35,760 · +9.2%
• Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers$55,010 · +3.0%
• Motion picture projectionists$38,270 · -6.2%
• Personal care and service workers, all other$41,600 · +5.9%
• Recreation workers$36,560 · +4.3%
• Residential advisors$42,240 · +3.5%
• Shampooers$32,600 · +5.6%
• Skincare specialists$45,330 · +8.8%
• Tour and travel guides$38,120 · +6.3%
• Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers$32,910 · +0.9%

Production

• Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders$46,460 · +1.3%
• Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers$65,380 · -5.6%
• Bakers$37,160 · +5.5%
• Butchers and meat cutters$40,140 · +2.4%
• Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters$46,680 · -2.9%
• Chemical equipment operators and tenders$58,040 · +3.6%
• Chemical plant and system operators$78,120 · -5.2%
• Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and tenders$43,530 · +3.4%
• Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders$48,250 · +2.5%
• Coil winders, tapers, and finishers$48,220 · -4.0%
• Computer numerically controlled tool operators$50,690 · -9.4%
• Computer numerically controlled tool programmers$68,120 · +5.9%
• Cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders$41,330 · +5.9%
• Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators, and tenders$48,540 · -1.7%
• Cutters and trimmers, hand$38,020 · -18.9%
• Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders$46,570 · -0.9%
• Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$46,330 · -10.5%
• Dental laboratory technicians$49,610 · -5.9%
• Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$49,080 · -9.5%
• Electrical, electronic, and electromechanical assemblers, except coil winders, tapers, and finishers$45,850 · +5.0%
• Engine and other machine assemblers$53,710 · -17.0%
• Etchers and engravers$43,310 · -0.7%
• Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$47,720 · +0.7%
• Extruding and forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, synthetic and glass fibers$46,350 · -3.3%
• Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders$45,760 · +1.5%
• Fabric and apparel patternmakers$62,750 · -15.0%
• Fiberglass laminators and fabricators$46,880 · +4.6%
• First-line supervisors of production and operating workers$74,450 · +1.8%
• Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders$44,810 · +0.4%
• Food batchmakers$42,290 · +6.5%
• Food cooking machine operators and tenders$41,590 · -0.3%
• Food processing workers, all other$39,680 · +5.5%
• Forging machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$49,030 · -17.2%
• Foundry mold and coremakers$48,110 · -23.0%
• Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders$48,040 · +2.6%
• Furniture finishers$44,540 · -3.5%
• Gas plant operators$87,820 · -6.0%
• Grinding and polishing workers, hand$42,660 · -19.2%
• Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$46,550 · -10.8%
• Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$48,750 · -9.5%
• Helpers--production workers$39,070 · -8.2%
• Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers$48,570 · +2.5%
• Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers$52,540 · -3.2%
• Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$50,620 · -11.3%
• Laundry and dry-cleaning workers$34,890 · +4.3%
• Layout workers, metal and plastic$63,870 · -3.4%
• Machinists$58,750 · +1.0%
• Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers$38,300 · +5.7%
• Medical appliance technicians$48,030 · +3.5%
• Metal workers and plastic workers, all other$45,950 · -7.1%
• Metal-refining furnace operators and tenders$54,430 · -2.9%
• Milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$52,800 · -13.2%
• Miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators$44,650 · +1.1%
• Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders$48,990 · -6.1%
• Model makers, metal and plastic$63,340 · -17.3%
• Model makers, wood$56,550 · -3.3%
• Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic$46,170 · +5.8%
• Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$44,350 · -3.4%
• Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$47,180 · +0.6%
• Nuclear power reactor operators$122,890 · -5.9%
• Ophthalmic laboratory technicians$39,460 · +2.2%
• Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders$43,220 · +4.1%
• Painting, coating, and decorating workers$41,600 · +1.3%
• Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders$50,270 · -3.6%
• Patternmakers, metal and plastic$58,000 · -22.8%
• Patternmakers, wood$49,630 · -2.0%
• Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers$96,710 · -1.9%
• Photographic process workers and processing machine operators$40,610 · -5.6%
• Plant and system operators, all other$62,470 · +2.3%
• Plating machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$43,960 · -9.7%
• Pourers and casters, metal$51,810 · -5.0%
• Power distributors and dispatchers$106,730 · +1.2%
• Power plant operators$102,040 · -5.1%
• Prepress technicians and workers$48,690 · -15.3%
• Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials$35,060 · -15.7%
• Print binding and finishing workers$42,290 · -17.5%
• Printing press operators$45,780 · -8.7%
• Production workers, all other$40,110 · +0.8%
• Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic$50,140 · -8.3%
• Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood$42,770 · -1.0%
• Semiconductor processing technicians$51,430 · +8.2%
• Separating, filtering, clarifying, precipitating, and still machine setters, operators, and tenders$51,610 · -5.7%
• Sewers, hand$36,480 · -12.0%
• Sewing machine operators$36,670 · -15.1%
• Shoe and leather workers and repairers$37,800 · -6.5%
• Shoe machine operators and tenders$35,650 · -6.9%
• Slaughterers and meat packers$40,130 · +2.0%
• Stationary engineers and boiler operators$78,620 · +3.1%
• Structural metal fabricators and fitters$51,330 · -6.2%
• Tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers$41,640 · -8.8%
• Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders$38,180 · -12.5%
• Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders$38,760 · -13.6%
• Textile knitting and weaving machine setters, operators, and tenders$39,530 · -13.7%
• Textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters, operators, and tenders$38,670 · -10.3%
• Textile, apparel, and furnishings workers, all other$37,280 · -13.4%
• Timing device assemblers and adjusters$62,620 · -6.1%
• Tire builders$57,390 · +0.8%
• Tool and die makers$64,050 · -9.2%
• Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners$50,060 · -6.8%
• Upholsterers$46,340 · -2.3%
• Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators$60,020 · -5.7%
• Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers$53,750 · +2.4%
• Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders$47,920 · -8.9%
• Woodworkers, all other$44,530 · -2.3%
• Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing$43,380 · -2.5%

Protective service

• Animal control workers$45,660 · +4.0%
• Bailiffs$56,600 · -1.9%
• Correctional officers and jailers$58,940 · -7.4%
• Crossing guards and flaggers$38,100 · +3.5%
• Detectives and criminal investigators$93,790 · +0.2%
• Fire inspectors and investigators$75,920 · +4.2%
• Firefighters$59,280 · +3.7%
• First-line supervisors of correctional officers$77,970 · -2.5%
• First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers$93,530 · +3.7%
• First-line supervisors of police and detectives$106,040 · +3.3%
• First-line supervisors of protective service workers, all other$76,400 · +1.9%
• First-line supervisors of security workers$55,940 · +3.7%
• Fish and game wardens$74,060 · -5.7%
• Forest fire inspectors and prevention specialists$56,870 · +13.1%
• Gambling surveillance officers and gambling investigators$43,370 · -1.8%
• Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers$33,580 · +5.5%
• Parking enforcement workers$46,730 · -1.1%
• Police and sheriff's patrol officers$76,210 · +3.5%
• Private detectives and investigators$51,220 · +5.5%
• Protective service workers, all other$42,540 · +3.0%
• School bus monitors$35,100 · -1.9%
• Security guards$38,020 · +0.9%
• Transit and railroad police$90,230 · +3.2%
• Transportation security screeners$66,770 · -4.2%

Sales and related

• Advertising sales agents$64,820 · -7.2%
• Cashiers$32,880 · -6.5%
• Counter and rental clerks$41,300 · +3.0%
• Demonstrators and product promoters$39,320 · +0.2%
• Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers$41,380 · -10.4%
• First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers$87,520 · +0.5%
• First-line supervisors of retail sales workers$48,520 · -3.7%
• Gambling change persons and booth cashiers$36,220 · -1.9%
• Insurance sales agents$62,280 · +3.3%
• Models$48,470 · -2.1%
• Parts salespersons$38,630 · +3.0%
• Real estate brokers$73,220 · +0.8%
• Real estate sales agents$52,830 · +1.7%
• Retail salespersons$35,410 · -0.3%
• Sales and related workers, all other$48,280 · +1.1%
• Sales engineers$124,900 · +2.8%
• Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel$69,990 · +2.7%
• Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products$72,080 · -0.9%
• Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products$104,920 · +1.2%
• Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents$78,660 · +1.4%
• Telemarketers$35,450 · -21.4%
• Travel agents$50,160 · +0.2%

Transportation and material moving

• Air traffic controllers$148,080 · +1.7%
• Aircraft cargo handling supervisors$58,170 · +9.2%
• Aircraft service attendants$40,450 · +5.6%
• Airfield operations specialists$56,850 · +7.8%
• Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers$232,140 · +8.3%
• Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians$35,450 · -1.3%
• Automotive and watercraft service attendants$35,670 · +3.8%
• Bridge and lock tenders$57,700 · -2.3%
• Bus drivers, school$47,920 · +0.7%
• Bus drivers, transit and intercity$59,050 · +4.1%
• Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels$92,460 · +4.0%
• Cleaners of vehicles and equipment$35,830 · +3.9%
• Commercial pilots$123,220 · +5.2%
• Conveyor operators and tenders$42,420 · -2.6%
• Crane and tower operators$68,080 · +3.8%
• Dredge operators$49,640 · +0.7%
• Driver/sales workers$38,770 · +7.9%
• First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers, except aircraft cargo handling supervisors$62,890 · +3.0%
• Flight attendants$63,580 · +8.8%
• Gas compressor and gas pumping station operators$77,320 · +2.1%
• Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers$58,640 · +3.8%
• Hoist and winch operators$56,450 · +0.2%
• Industrial truck and tractor operators$46,420 · +1.5%
• Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand$40,240 · +1.8%
• Light truck drivers$44,860 · +6.3%
• Locomotive engineers$81,410 · +0.5%
• Machine feeders and offbearers$41,220 · -13.1%
• Material moving workers, all other$41,800 · +2.7%
• Motor vehicle operators, all other$37,180 · +2.8%
• Motorboat operators$47,520 · +4.9%
• Packers and packagers, hand$36,280 · -5.0%
• Parking attendants$35,150 · +2.0%
• Passenger attendants$37,720 · +6.0%
• Pump operators, except wellhead pumpers$61,770 · +4.3%
• Rail transportation workers, all other$56,360 · +4.4%
• Rail yard engineers, dinkey operators, and hostlers$60,600 · +0.8%
• Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators and locomotive firers$68,840 · +0.8%
• Railroad conductors and yardmasters$78,000 · +0.9%
• Refuse and recyclable material collectors$49,690 · +2.1%
• Sailors and marine oilers$51,520 · +3.2%
• Ship engineers$109,530 · +2.7%
• Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs$37,290 · +7.1%
• Stockers and order fillers$37,330 · +8.9%
• Subway and streetcar operators$86,380 · +3.7%
• Tank car, truck, and ship loaders$58,870 · +2.8%
• Taxi drivers$42,100 · +11.5%
• Traffic technicians$59,090 · +4.0%
• Transportation inspectors$92,100 · +2.2%
• Transportation workers, all other$45,650 · +4.0%
• Wellhead pumpers$69,960 · -2.0%