| Bridgeport-Stamford LMA (1Q 2016) |
| All Industry |
| Estimated employment | 8,140 |
| Mean wage | $12.56 |
| Entry wage | $9.55 |
| 10th percentile wage | $9.41 |
| 50th percentile wage | $11.41 |
| 90th percentile wage | $17.40 |
 | | Top Employing Industries |
| Industry | Employment / Percent |
| Leisure and Hospitality | 6,800 | 83.5% |
| Education & Health Services | 940 | 11.5% |
| Trade, Transportation and Utilities | 450 | 5.5% |
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| Top Paying Industries |
| Industry | Employment / Median Wage |
| Education & Health Services | 940 | $13.63 |
| Trade, Transportation and Utilities | 450 | $13.13 |
| Leisure and Hospitality | 6,800 | $11.05 |
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| Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food (35-3021) |
| Perform duties which combine both food preparation and food service. |
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| Mean Wage History |
| Year | This
Occupation | Compared to
Occupational Group | Difference |
| Current | $11.41 | | $10.83 |
| $0.58 | | 2015 | $11.11 | +2.7% | $10.54 |
+2.7% | $0.56 | | 2014 | $10.89 | +2.0% | $10.33 |
+2.0% | $0.55 | | 2013 | $10.75 | +1.3% | $10.20 |
+1.3% | $0.55 | | 2012 | $10.59 | +1.5% | $10.05 |
+1.5% | $0.54 | | 2011 | $10.44 | +1.4% | $9.91 |
+1.4% | $0.53 | | 2010 | $10.33 | +1.1% | $9.81 |
+1.1% | $0.53 | | 2009 | $10.13 | +2.0% | $9.62 |
+2.0% | $0.51 | | 2008 | $9.85 | +2.8% | $9.35 |
+2.8% | $0.50 | | 2007 | $9.47 | +4.1% | $8.99 |
+4.1% | $0.48 |
| Year | This
Occupation | Compared to
All Occupations | Difference |
| Current | $11.41 | | $22.98 |
| -$11.57 | | 2015 | $11.11 | +2.7% | $22.34 |
+2.9% | -$11.23 | | 2014 | $10.89 | +2.0% | $21.86 |
+2.2% | -$10.97 | | 2013 | $10.75 | +1.3% | $21.42 |
+2.1% | -$10.67 | | 2012 | $10.59 | +1.5% | $21.05 |
+1.7% | -$10.46 | | 2011 | $10.44 | +1.4% | $20.72 |
+1.6% | -$10.27 | | 2010 | $10.33 | +1.1% | $20.37 |
+1.7% | -$10.03 | | 2009 | $10.13 | +2.0% | $20.10 |
+1.4% | -$9.96 | | 2008 | $9.85 | +2.8% | $19.58 |
+2.6% | -$9.72 | | 2007 | $9.47 | +4.1% | $18.96 |
+3.3% | -$9.48 |
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| Reference Date: 1st Quarter 2016 |
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