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Hartford Labor Market Area (1Q 2015)
All Industry
Estimated employment3,630
Mean wage20.42
Entry wage13.59
10th percentile wage12.33
50th percentile wage19.43
90th percentile wage29.76
 Top Employing Industries
 IndustryEmployment % 
Financial Activities1,04028.6%
Education & Health Services86023.8%
Manufacturing49013.6%
Trade, Transportation & Utilities3609.8%
Professional & Business Services2406.7%
 Best Paying Industries
 IndustryEmploymentMedian
Wage
Public Adminsitration24024.67
Manufacturing49024.37
Trade, Transportation & Utilities36022.85
Education & Health Services86021.40
Professional & Business Services24020.25
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General (49-9071)
Perform work involving the skills of two or more maintenance or craft occupations to keep machines, mechanical equipment, or the structure of an establishment in repair. Duties may involve pipe fitting; boiler making; insulating; welding; machining; carpentry; repairing electrical or mechanical equipment; installing, aligning, and balancing new equipment; and repairing buildings, floors, or stairs. Exclude "Maintenance Workers, Machinery" (49-9043).
Mean Wage History
YearThis OccupationCompared to
Occupational Group		Difference
Current$20.42 $23.63  -$3.20
2014$20.32+.5%$23.51 +.5%-$3.19
2013$19.90+2.1%$23.03 +2.1%-$3.12
2012$19.48+2.1%$22.55 +2.1%-$3.06
2011$19.20+1.5%$22.22 +1.5%-$3.01
2010$18.78+2.2%$21.74 +2.2%-$2.95
2009$18.57+1.2%$21.49 +1.2%-$2.91
2008$18.25+1.7%$21.12 +1.7%-$2.86
2007$17.72+3.0%$20.50 +3.0%-$2.78
2006$17.20+3.0%$19.90 +3.0%-$2.70
YearThis OccupationCompared to
All Occupations		Difference
Current$20.42 $27.23  -$6.81
2014$20.32+.5%$27.01 +.8%-$6.68
2013$19.90+2.1%$26.43 +2.2%-$6.52
2012$19.48+2.1%$25.90 +2.1%-$6.41
2011$19.20+1.5%$25.45 +1.7%-$6.25
2010$18.78+2.2%$25.05 +1.6%-$6.26
2009$18.57+1.2%$24.63 +1.7%-$6.06
2008$18.25+1.7%$24.30 +1.4%-$6.04
2007$17.72+3.0%$23.68 +2.6%-$5.96
2006$17.20+3.0%$22.92 +3.3%-$5.72

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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Top Areas For This Occupation
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Bridgeport-Stamford 23.39 2,460
New Haven 22.24 1,810
Danbury 22.17 320
Hartford 20.42 3,630
Waterbury 19.92 530
Highest Employment
Hartford 20.42 3,630
Bridgeport-Stamford 23.39 2,460
New Haven 22.24 1,810
Norwich-New London 19.85 970
Waterbury 19.92 530
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