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State of Connecticut (1Q 2015)
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Estimated employment2,230
Mean wage53.32
Entry wage33.00
10th percentile wage29.17
50th percentile wage49.85
90th percentile wage81.87
 Top Employing Industries
 IndustryEmployment % 
Construction1,73077.4%
Professional & Business Services23010.5%
Public Adminsitration1205.5%
Financial Activities803.6%
Trade, Transportation & Utilities201.1%
 Best Paying Industries
 IndustryEmploymentMedian
Wage
Manufacturing72.02
Trade, Transportation & Utilities2062.42
Financial Activities8060.48
Education & Health Services1056.31
Construction1,73051.98
Construction Managers (11-9021)
Plan, direct, coordinate, or budget, usually through subordinate supervisory personnel, activities concerned with the construction and maintenance of structures, facilities, and systems. Participate in the conceptual development of a construction project and oversee its organization, scheduling, and implementation. Include specialized construction fields, such as carpentry or plumbing. Include general superintendents, project managers, and constructors who manage, coordinate, and supervise the construction process.
Mean Wage History
YearThis OccupationCompared to
Occupational Group		Difference
Current$53.32 $62.50  -$9.17
2014$53.02+.6%$62.15 +.6%-$9.12
2013$51.76+2.4%$60.68 +2.4%-$8.91
2012$50.51+2.5%$59.21 +2.5%-$8.69
2011$49.69+1.7%$58.25 +1.7%-$8.55
2010$48.91+1.6%$57.33 +1.6%-$8.42
2009$47.88+2.2%$56.12 +2.2%-$8.24
2008$47.53+.7%$55.71 +.7%-$8.18
2007$46.06+3.2%$53.99 +3.2%-$7.93
2006$44.55+3.4%$52.22 +3.4%-$7.66
YearThis OccupationCompared to
All Occupations		Difference
Current$53.32 $26.98  $26.34
2014$53.02+.6%$26.76 +.8%$26.26
2013$51.76+2.4%$26.19 +2.2%$25.58
2012$50.51+2.5%$25.66 +2.1%$24.85
2011$49.69+1.7%$25.22 +1.7%$24.47
2010$48.91+1.6%$24.82 +1.6%$24.09
2009$47.88+2.2%$24.41 +1.7%$23.47
2008$47.53+.7%$24.08 +1.4%$23.45
2007$46.06+3.2%$23.46 +2.6%$22.60
2006$44.55+3.4%$22.71 +3.3%$21.84

Note: The mid-wage is the median wage. The average wage is the mean wage. The entry-level wage is equal to the average of the lower third of reported wages for the occupation. The wage range consists of the 10th and 90th percentiles; 80% of workers earn between this wage range, 10% earn less while 10% earn more.

Reference Date: 1st Quarter 2015

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